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Nondirectional counseling of upset employees:

A.
Does not directly advise, criticize, or try to help
A.
Does not directly advise, criticize, or try to help
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B.
Does not carry the danger inherent in giving advice
B.
Does not carry the danger inherent in giving advice
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C.
Involves primarily being a good listener
C.
Involves primarily being a good listener
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D.
Should not be used because it is not effective
D.
Should not be used because it is not effective
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E.
None of the above
E.
None of the above
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Suggested answer: C

The first skill the manager or supervisor must learn is:

A.
How to supervise or manage
A.
How to supervise or manage
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B.
How to give orders
B.
How to give orders
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C.
How to check up on procedures
C.
How to check up on procedures
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D.
The ability to listen
D.
The ability to listen
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E.
How to maintain authority
E.
How to maintain authority
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Suggested answer: D

In the United States, employee thefts are:

A.
Fewer than thefts by shoplifters
A.
Fewer than thefts by shoplifters
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B.
Fewer than the nation's burglaries
B.
Fewer than the nation's burglaries
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C.
Fewer than the nation's car thefts
C.
Fewer than the nation's car thefts
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D.
Equal to the nation's burglaries
D.
Equal to the nation's burglaries
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E.
Greater than the problem of crime in the streets
E.
Greater than the problem of crime in the streets
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Suggested answer: E

One thousand shopping tests across the nation showed that in a ten-year period, cash register thefts had increased by what percentage?

A.
46
A.
46
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B.
56
B.
56
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C.
66
C.
66
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D.
76
D.
76
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E.
86
E.
86
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Suggested answer: E

Personnel security problems are caused by:

A.
Dishonesty
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Dishonesty
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B.
Disloyalty
B.
Disloyalty
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C.
Disinterest of employees
C.
Disinterest of employees
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D.
Low morale
D.
Low morale
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E.
Both a and b
E.
Both a and b
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F.
All of the above
F.
All of the above
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Suggested answer: F

Employees for the most part are:

A.
Honest
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Honest
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B.
Dishonest
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Dishonest
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C.
Disinterested
C.
Disinterested
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D.
Disloyal
D.
Disloyal
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E.
Conscientious, honest individuals who have the company's best interests at heart
E.
Conscientious, honest individuals who have the company's best interests at heart
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Suggested answer: E

Employees' attitudes are directly affected by:

A.
The supervisor's attitude and actions
A.
The supervisor's attitude and actions
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B.
Lack of recognition
B.
Lack of recognition
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C.
Personal problems that originate within and outside the company
C.
Personal problems that originate within and outside the company
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D.
Fellow employees
D.
Fellow employees
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E.
None of the above
E.
None of the above
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Suggested answer: C

A major concern of a company, above all else, should be:

A.
Internal theft
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Internal theft
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B.
External theft
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External theft
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C.
Policies and procedures
C.
Policies and procedures
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D.
Reduction of shrinkage
D.
Reduction of shrinkage
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E.
The care and well-being of its employees
E.
The care and well-being of its employees
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Suggested answer: E

Searches made during work hours as a result of a bomb threat call should be made by:

A.
The fire department
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The fire department
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B.
The local police department
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The local police department
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C.
The Department of Army personnel
C.
The Department of Army personnel
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D.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation
D.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation
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E.
Employees familiar with the work area where the bomb is reportedly located
E.
Employees familiar with the work area where the bomb is reportedly located
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Suggested answer: E

The usual reaction of a corporation victimized by the kidnapping of an employee or extortion involving threat to lives of employees has been:

A.
To meet the negotiated demands of the terrorists
A.
To meet the negotiated demands of the terrorists
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B.
To absolutely refuse to negotiate
B.
To absolutely refuse to negotiate
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C.
To negotiate but refuse to put up money
C.
To negotiate but refuse to put up money
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D.
To refer the terrorist to the police
D.
To refer the terrorist to the police
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E.
None of the above
E.
None of the above
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Suggested answer: A
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