Which information within a vision statement would most likely be ...

[BRWH]

Which information within a vision statement would most likely be interesting?
 
  A) Information that is true and sincere
  B) Information that is consistent with current beliefs
  C) Information that contradicts weakly held assumptions
  D) Information that dramatically challenges the core values of the organization

Question 2

A good attitude to adopt to maintain high ethical standards is
 
  A) respect company rules, procedures, and standards.
  B) contribute to the grapevine whenever you can.
  C) develop a confidence triangle.
  D) respond to rumors only if they come from good sources.

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C
Explanation: A) Incorrect. In order to be interesting, information should not be consistent with what is already known. This is boring. Neither should it contradict deeply held beliefs and values. This is uncomfortable. Information that helps create new ways to view the future, that challenges the current state of things (but not core values), is viewed as interesting.
B) Incorrect. In order to be interesting, information should not be consistent with what is already known. This is boring. Neither should it contradict deeply held beliefs and values. This is uncomfortable. Information that helps create new ways to view the future, that challenges the current state of things (but not core values), is viewed as interesting.
C) Correct. In order to be interesting, information should not be consistent with what is already known. This is boring. Neither should it contradict deeply held beliefs and values. This is uncomfortable. Information that helps create new ways to view the future, that challenges the current state of things (but not core values), is viewed as interesting.
D) Incorrect. In order to be interesting, information should not be consistent with what is already known. This is boring. Neither should it contradict deeply held beliefs and values. This is uncomfortable. Information that helps create new ways to view the future, that challenges the current state of things (but not core values), is viewed as interesting.

Answer to Question 2

A