ETHICAL VALUE POSITIONING OF MANAGEMENT STUDENTS MURTHY, VENKATESHA
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IN THIS STUDY, AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO ESTABLISH THE ETHICAL VALUE POSITIONING OF STUDENTS OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT STUDIES. USING THE ETHICAL VALUE POSITIONING QUESTIONAIRE OF FORSYTH (1980), A COMPLETE ENUMERATIVE SURVEY WAS CONDUCTED FOR MANAGEMENT STUDENTS. IN TOTAL, 136, STUDENTS WERE SAMPLED. IT WAS FOUND THAT 75 PER CENT BEING ABSOLUTISTS. FURTHER FIVE SETS OF VALUE PROPOSITIONS (BENEVOLENCE, INTERPERSONAL, PERSONAL, SITUATIONAL AND DOGMATIC) WERE ALSO EXTRACTED. NO SIGNIFICANT REGIONAL OR GENDER VARIATIONS IN THE VALUES WERE FOUND. FUNCTIONAL AREAWISE ALSO NO SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCES IN VALUES WERE OBSERVED.
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