Make the Right Choice LAP Quiz

Alison is facing a situation in which she has to decide whether something is right or wrong. Alison is likely facing a(n)

• everyday problem.                                                

•         difficult situation.   

•       ethical dilemma

•   regular dilemma.

Which of the following is a question you should ask yourself when determining whether you’re facing an ethical dilemma:

• Are ethical principles being violated?

• Is one decision more difficult?

             

             

• Could someone be punished?

• Which choice sounds more enjoyable?

Which of the following is most likely to happen if you avoid an ethical dilemma instead of responding to it:

           

           

• You will become a better person.

             

• The problem will get worse.

• The situation will get better.

             

•   People will respect you.

When faced with an ethical dilemma, you should make a decision because doing so

           

          

• allows the dilemma to control your life.

            

•   will make you feel less content.

•   will make you feel less conflicted.

            

•   is always the right choice.

When your teacher congratulates you on your group project, you consider taking the credit for work your group members did. Which ethical principle lets you know that you’re facing an ethical dilemma?

                                          

• Viability                                                    

                      

• Transparency   

• Rule of law

• Disrespect

Which step of the ethical dilemma response process involves taking a look at what you’re dealing with and determining whether you’re facing an ethical problem?

          

           

•   Identify the dilemma.

             

• Check your gut feeling.

• Make and implement your decision.

            

•  Consider all your potential actions.

Thinking about the consequences is part of which step of the ethical dilemma response process?

           

           

• Get the facts.

            

• Reflect on the outcome.

• Consider all your potential actions.

             

• Identify the dilemma.

If you decide what to do in an ethical dilemma by going with the option that feels right, you are checking in with your

                                            

• role models.                                             

             

•   logical processes.   

• supervisors.

• gut feeling.

9. An essential aspect of making and implementing your decision in an ethical dilemma is remembering that you can’t control

                                    

• other people’s reactions.                        

             

• what is right or wrong.  

• your own decisions.

• your response process.

What question should you ask yourself if you do not handle an ethical dilemma correctly?

           

          

• Who or what can be blamed?

             

• How can I avoid ethical dilemmas?

•   How will other people react?

             

• What can I do differently next time?