Ethics and Law Quiz

What is the primary purpose of the law in society?

• To enforce ethical behavior

• To protect personal morality

• To establish rules for social order

• To guide personal beliefs

How do ethics differ from morality?

• Ethics are legal standards, while morality is based on personal beliefs

• Ethics are society's standards, while morality is personal beliefs

• Ethics are optional guidelines, while morality is enforced by law

• Ethics and morality are identical concepts

Which attribute is essential for an ethical worker?

• Strong leadership skills

• High productivity

• Commitment to honesty and integrity

• Ability to work independently

What is the primary role of a coach in the workplace?

• To monitor performance and provide feedback

• To manage projects and assign tasks

• To resolve conflicts between employees

• To serve as a mentor and role model

What is a key component of an ethical framework?

• Flexibility in decision-making

• Focus on profit maximization

• Commitment to fairness and justice

• Prioritization of personal interests

Which situation is an example of a dual relationship?

• A manager working with multiple employees

• A teacher tutoring students from another class

• A counselor providing therapy to a friend

• A coach training employees in different departments

What is the first step in the 8-step ethical decision-making process?

• Evaluate the outcome

• Make a decision

• Identify the ethical issue

• Gather relevant information

At what step should you consider the potential consequences of your decision?

• Step 2: Gather information

• Step 4: Evaluate options

• Step 6: Choose the best course of action

Which of the following is an ethical consideration in the workplace?

• Balancing personal gain with company goals

• Upholding confidentiality and privacy

• Focusing solely on the bottom line

• Ignoring workplace conflicts

What does modeling ethical behavior in the workplace involve?

• Enforcing strict rules and regulations

• Demonstrating ethical conduct through actions

• Setting expectations for others to follow

• Communicating ethical guidelines