27. is the external auditor of Texas Two Steps, a privately-owned dance company in Texas. Rosie believes the owner of the company is skimming cash off the top. She approaches the owner who explains that the money will be replaced in the following month after he refinances his house. Rosie accepts the owner's explanation but reclassifies the expenditure as a receivable of the company from Rosie. Rosie's reasoning best reflects: 28. Steve is in charge of accounting for the purchase of equipment at Cal Works, Inc. The company has a policy that all expenditures less than $1,000 must be expensed. Steve decides to take a $900 expenditure and separate $600 one and combine them into one $1,500 expenditure so that the total can be capitalized thereby eliminating the effects on income. Steve's actions can be characterized as: 29. Role expectation or approval from others is a motive for doing right in which stage of Kohlberg's moral reasoning? 30. At which stage of Kohlberg's view on ethical development is an individual's actions influenced by group norms? 31. How does Gilligan evaluate the solution to Heinz's dilemma? 32. Rest's components of a moral model include all but
27. is the external auditor of Texas Two Steps, a privately-owned dance company in Texas. Rosie believes the owner of the company is skimming cash off the top. She approaches the owner who explains that the money will be replaced in the following month after he refinances his house. Rosie accepts the owner's explanation but reclassifies the expenditure as a receivable of the company from Rosie. Rosie's reasoning best reflects: 28. Steve is in charge of accounting for the purchase of equipment at Cal Works, Inc. The company has a policy that all expenditures less than $1,000 must be expensed. Steve decides to take a $900 expenditure and separate $600 one and combine them into one $1,500 expenditure so that the total can be capitalized thereby eliminating the effects on income. Steve's actions can be characterized as: 29. Role expectation or approval from others is a motive for doing right in which stage of Kohlberg's moral reasoning? 30. At which stage of Kohlberg's view on ethical development is an individual's actions influenced by group norms? 31. How does Gilligan evaluate the solution to Heinz's dilemma? 32. Rest's components of a moral model include all but
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