Ethics Muliple.C (exam)

To create an ethical policy for a company, which approach would most likely be effective?

• focus only on increasing productivity

• incorporate values of fairness and equality

• rely on the preference of senior management

• follow strict legal guidelines without regard for ethics.

which is an example of applying ethical principles in a workplace?

• promoting transparency in communication

• increasing profitsby any means

• following all legal regulations without exemption

• ingnoring conflicts of interest

which assumption is most likely found in ethical theories.

• all moral values are culturally relative

• ethics are universal, not culturally dependent

• ethical actions are purely subjective

• morality depends on religious beliefs

which is the most convincing arguments for the iportance of ethics in decision-making?

• it ensure consistency personal choices

• it prevents people from making harmful decisions

• it increases financial success

• it eliminates the need for individual judgement

how would a company apply ethics to protect the environment?

• by focusing solely on prints

• by using sustainable practices and reducing waste

• by avoiding all environment regulations

• by increasing production regardless of pollution

What assumtion underlines utilitarian ethical theories?

• the consequences of an action determine its morality

• moral rules must be followd regardless of outcome

• emotions should guide all ethical decisions

• morality is irrelevant in difficult situation

If a person had to synthesize a personal code of ethics, which of the following values would be most essential?

• Obedience to authority

• Competitive drive

• Self-interest

• Generosity

Evalute this statement "Ethics are only important on government and business settings"?

• True, because ethics mainly relate to institutions

• True, because personal ethics are relevant

• False, becaue ethics apply to all areaas of life

• False, because laws are enough to guide behaviour

In resolving a community dispute, applying ethical principles would most likely involve which action?

• Ignoring minority options

• allowing only the most powerful voices to speak

• Encouraging dialogue and fairness

• Prioritizing financial interests

Which arguments best support ethics in scientific research?

• It encourages more accurate results

• It prevents harmful experiments on vulnerable groups

• It increases the speed and scientific progress

• It reduces the need for regulations