RAT Quiz 2

Question 1

When was Disney land put in Florida?

Answer 1

1970

Question 2

When was Disney land put in Japan?

Answer 2

1983

Question 3

When was Disney put in France?

Answer 3

1986

Question 4

What was surprising to Disney land about the french?

Answer 4

• They were used to drinking alcohol at lunchtimes, therefore Disney banned this
• Disney thought Monday would be a ‘light day’ and Friday heavy but it was the opposite
• Told Europeans don’t take breakfast so they downsized restaurants yet everyone showed
• Teamwork model didn’t work for staff in France
• Europeans didn’t stay as long in the park; regard as day excursions (hotels were a waste)

Question 5

How much % of the park visitors were French in 1994?

Answer 5

40%

Question 6

By the end of 1994, how much did Disney lose?

Answer 6

$2 billion

Question 7

What are the 4 classical virtues in the ethics checklist?

Answer 7

• Prudence (thinking about the moral problem clearly & completely)
• Temperance (avoiding suppressing emotions)
• Fortitude (not moving away from something we don’t like)
• Justice (willing to act in truth & act with fairness with everyone)

Question 8

What is the key principle for the 4 virtues?

Answer 8

‘People should always decide & act according to these virtues as far as possible’

Question 9

What are the 3 components of the 4 component model?

Answer 9

• Sensing the presence of moral issues
• Reasoning through moral issues
• Making a decision

Question 10

What are the 3 questions of the ethics checklist?

Answer 10

• Is it legal? Will I be violating a law or policy?
• Is it balanced? Is it fair to all concerned in short/long-term
• How will it make me feel about myself? Will I be proud? What if my family knew? It was in the newspaper?

Question 11

What does the ethics checklist help us with?

Answer 11

Address knotty problems: ‘How can we get acceptable bottom-line results and stay competitive, while at the same time, making sure we are ethical?’

Question 12

What are the Five P’s?

Answer 12

• Purpose (what’s the objective?)
• Pride (can you take pride in this)
• Patience (can you take time to think through the ramifications?)
• Persistence (are you being dissuaded by other demands?)
• Perspective (have you taken time to think about yourself and your beliefs?)

Question 13

Why is referencing necessary?

Answer 13

To avoid plagiarism, verify quotations, enable readers to identify & consult any items to follow up an author’s arguments

Question 14

What is the most important principle for referencing?

Answer 14

To be consistent

Question 15

How must in-text citations be presented?

Answer 15

Author’s name followed by publication date

Question 16

What does a bibliography contain?

Answer 16

At the end of a document, containing full details of in-text citations, alphabetically