PJMT 2203: Week 10: PM Ethics Management

What is ethics management?

• Making decisions concerning people, resources, and the environment

• Maximizing profits at any cost

• Ignoring ethical values for personal gain

• Following the law without considering ethical values

Rohan, Zoey, and Samuel are part of a school project. They are trying to decide the best course of action. Which step, according to the Ethical Decision-Making framework, should they take next?

• Promotion of their idea

• Negotiation with other teams

• Execution of their plan

• Assessment of their decision

Henry, Oliver, and Anaya are working on a school project. What is an example of an ethical situation they might encounter during this project?

• Encouraging open communication among the team members

• Ensuring that everyone's contribution is recognized and fairly compensated

• Promoting diversity and inclusion in the team

• Ignoring health and safety standards during project execution

Aarav, Thomas, and Addison are discussing their actions in a recent school project. Aarav believes in acting in ways consistent with good values. What is the term for Aarav's belief?

• Compliance behavior

• Profit-driven behavior

• Unethical behavior

• Ethical behavior

What is the term for the ability to grasp and understand situations clearly?

• Clarity and discernment

• Confusion and misunderstanding

• Ambiguity and uncertainty

• Complexity and obscurity

What is the term for the inner strength of mind and will that enable you to act in the face of adversity?

• Psychological vulnerability

• Emotional weakness

• Mental fragility

• Intestinal fortitude

During a group project, Daniel found a way to get the answers from the teacher's guide. However, Grace and Mira decided to complete the project honestly and fairly. What term best describes Grace and Mira's approach?

• Deception

• Integrity

• Corruption

• Dishonesty

In a school debate competition, Aiden, Henry, and Chloe are judges. What is the term for the quality they should possess to make judgments that are free from discrimination?

• Biasness

• Prejudice

• Partiality

• Fairness

In a software development company, Rachel is working as a Quality Assurance Engineer. Addison, Eesha, and Isabella are her team members. What is Rachel's primary responsibility in this role?

• To ensure the software they develop is defect-free and safe for users

• To prioritize shipping software over quality testing

• To ignore known defects in the software

• To make decisions based on competition rather than safety

Arjun, Isabella, and Harper are part of a software development team. They have discovered a few defects in their product just before the shipping date. According to the ethical decision-making framework, what should they consider when deciding whether to ship the product with these known defects?

• The desire to maximize profits

• The potential for increased competition

• The pressure from the company's management

• The impact on customer safety and data loss