Chapter 6. Sport Management. Ethical Principles

_____ is the systematic study of values guiding our decision making

• Ethics

• Managing

• Administrating

• Empowerment

_____ affect other people in a way that personal preferences do not

• Ethical reasons

• Ethical dilemmas

• Ethical decisions

• Ethical values

Few areas of sport management present managers more difficulty than _____

• moral issues

• ethical dilemmas

• ethics

• codes of conduct

_____ are probably the most visible statements of a company, business, or organizational ethical philosophy and beliefs

• Ethical principles

• Moral principles

• Codes of conduct

• Morality codes

_____ are the fundamental baseline values dictating appropriate behavior within a society

• Ethics

• Codes of conduct

• Codes of ethics

• Morals

Academic discussions of morality often start with a discussion of _____ versus _____

• absolutism, relativism

• morality, corruption

• values, moral issues

• society, behavior

_____ argues that moral precepts are universal; that is, applicable to all circumstances

• Morality

• Behavior

• Absolutism

• Relativism

_____ argues that what is moral depends on the situation

• Morality

• Behavior

• Absolutism

• Relativism

Which of the following does not ensure that sport managers and employees make the "right" decisions?

• Self-examinations

• Social values and issues

• Incorporating codes of ethics

• Forums for moral disclosure

One of the biggest distinctions between moral decision making and other ethical decisions is

• deciding what is right and wrong

• incorporating codes of ethics

• the extensive ramification of immoral choices

• None of the above