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36.
_____ is the system of rules that governs the ordering of values.
37.
Who often suffers the most when corporations behave unethically?
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38.
Joan is a traveling sales representative. Most of her colleagues fill out inaccurate expense
records in order to be eligible for extra reimbursement. Joan can either do the same thing
or record real, accurate expenses. Joan's situation is an example of _____.
39.
Rafael believes that everyone should uphold honesty, justice, and kindness so that society
can function at its best. Which ethical system best fits Rafael's beliefs?
40.
Moral philosophy refers to the _____.
41.
Brittany works as a receptionist for a medical office. Some of the doctors have asked her
to tell patients that they are in an appointment when in fact they are playing golf. She
wants to quit the job because she hates to lie to people and believes that all people
should uphold certain values that society needs to function. Which of the following best
describes the ethical system used by Brittany?
42.
The Caux Principles are based on two ethical ideals
43.
_____ considers acceptable behavior to be that which maximizes benefits for the
individual.
44.
The management of an organization follows the ideology that if they work keeping in mind
the company's own economic self-interest, the total wealth of the society will be
maximized. Which of the following best describes the ethical system used by the
organization?
45.
Utilitarianism is centered around the idea that
46.
Which of the following statements best describes relativism?
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47.
_____ acknowledges the existence of different ethical viewpoints and uses norms as
guidelines.
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48.
When he stays in hotels, Jamal packs whatever towels he hasn't dirtied into his suitcase.
Because all his friends do the same thing, he thought it was acceptable to do so. In this
scenario, which of the following ethical systems has Jamal used to rationalize his
decision?
49.
Omar acknowledges the importance of the conventional rules of society, but he wants to
hold himself to a higher standard, according to the principles that he has decided are
moral and ethical. Which of the following best describes the system that Omar uses?
50.
Which of the following is one of Kohlberg's stages of cognitive moral development?
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51.
According to Kohlberg's model of cognitive moral development, people in which of the
following stages tend to make decisions based on rewards and punishments and
immediate self-interest?
52.
Steve is a marketing agent who determines his work behavior solely on whether he thinks
he can do actions without receiving immediate punishment from his boss. According to
Kohlberg, which of the following stages of moral development does Steve's behavior
exemplify?
53.
Jessie's behavior is typically guided by what she thinks would be acceptable to her
parents. According to Kohlberg, which of the following stages of moral development does
Jessie's behavior exemplify?
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54.
A person who sees beyond authority, laws, and norms and follows his own self-chosen
ethical principles is most likely to be in the _____ stage of Kohlberg's model of cognitive
moral development.
55.
Which of the following statements about the Sarbanes-Oxley Act is true?
56.
The top executives of Granite Financial have established processes to review the
company's financial dealings and communications with customers to make sure everything
is legal and honest yet remain focused on profits. These processes are part of the
company's _____.
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57.
Which of the following is a danger sign that organizations may be allowing or even
encouraging unethical behavior?
58.
Which of the following is a question associated with the "sunshine" ethical framework?
59.
Which of the following should be done for constructing an effective ethics code?
60.
An ethics program that is designed by corporate counsel to detect, prevent, and punish
legal violations is called a(n) _____ ethics program.
61.
Compliance-based ethics programs are typically designed by _____.
62.
Compliance-based ethics programs
63.
Integrity-based ethics programs involve _____.
64.
Going beyond legal compliance with ADA standards and training people to understand that
individuals with disabilities also have valued abilities is an example of a(n) _____ ethics
program.
65.
Making ethical decisions takes moral _____, which helps a person realize that an issue has
ethical implications.
66.
Having the strength and persistence to act in accordance with one's ethics despite the
challenges is referred to as moral _____.
