Ethical Principles Flashcard

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What is the definition of "Integrity" according to ethical principles?

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Adhering to an established set of personal ethics and sound moral principles

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Which ethical principle involves being open and truthful when communicating?

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Transparency

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What is an ethical dilemma?

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A situation where you must decide whether something is right or wrong

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What is the result of an action called?

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Consequence

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Which of the following is NOT a question to ask when recognizing ethical dilemmas? Could someone be hurt?, Is there a right and wrong choice?, Are ethical principles being violated?, What is the long-term value of my choices?

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What is the long-term value of my choices?

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What is a role model?

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A person whose behavior is imitated by others

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Which of the following is a cause of ethical dilemmas? Pressure from others, Having clear values, Abundance of resources, Strong leadership

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Pressure from others

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What are some long-term repercussions of your actions?

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Following the law, being trustworthy, and respecting others

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Which one is an example of having integrity? Options: Talk about your friend behind her back., Be angry when somebody says that you are wrong, Tell the truth about the reason why you are being late to school., Blame your little sister for the vase you break.

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Tell the truth about the reason why you are being late to school.

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Which ethical dilemma is Piper facing when she looks up to her new boss, tries to learn from her behavior, but knows some of her boss's actions are unethical?

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a bad role model