Ethical Decision Making Quiz

What is an important consideration when applying the problem-solving model to ethical situations?

• Understanding the context

• Ignoring personal biases

• Focusing solely on outcomes

• Disregarding stakeholder perspectives

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NGSS.HS-ETS1-3

Which of the following is a recommended practice when brainstorming in a group?

• Encourage wild ideas

• Criticize every suggestion

• Focus on one idea at a time

• Limit the number of ideas

Maintaining "ethical consciousness" involves:

• Adhering to moral principles

• Ignoring ethical dilemmas

• Focusing solely on profits

• Disregarding societal norms

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NGSS.HS-LS2-7

In emergency management, what is the primary purpose of having a defined decision-making process?

• To ensure quick and effective responses

• To increase bureaucratic procedures

• To delay decision-making

• To create confusion among teams

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NGSS.MS-ETS1-1

NGSS.MS-ETS1-2

What is an important consideration when implementing a solution in the problem-solving model?

• Feasibility of the solution

• Cost of implementation

• Time required for implementation

• All of the above

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NGSS.HS-ESS3-2

NGSS.HS-ETS1-3

The purpose of the "pros and cons" technique in group decision-making is to:

• Evaluate the positive and negative aspects of each option

• Ensure everyone agrees on the decision

• Speed up the decision-making process

• Avoid conflicts within the group

What is the purpose of establishing ground rules in group decision making?

• To ensure everyone has a chance to speak

• To create a structured environment

• To prevent conflicts

• All of the above

In the context of group decision making, what does "play or pass" mean?

• A strategy to decide whether to continue or stop a discussion

• A method to choose a leader in a group

• A technique to evaluate individual performance

• A way to distribute tasks among team members

What is an important consideration when selecting problem-solving group members?

• Diversity of skills and perspectives

• Similar backgrounds and experiences

• Same age group

• Same educational qualifications

How can groups avoid the pitfall of spending too much time on decision making?

• By setting clear deadlines

• By involving more people in the decision

• By avoiding any deadlines

• By discussing every detail extensively