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ericka1

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The phrase My word is my bond is likely to be spoken by someone at the ________ stage of moral development.
 
  A) pre-conventional
  B) conventional
  C) post-conventional
  D) principled

Question 2

Empowerment requires managers to:
 
  A) exercise charismatic-based power.
  B) share expert information.
  C) control communication channels.
  D) tell workers exactly what to do.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

B



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