Quiz UHV- Professional Ethics

What is the foundation of universal human values?

• Social norms

• Right understanding

• Religious beliefs

• Economic wealth

Universal values do NOT need enforcement through:

• Education

• Fear

• Self-exploration

• Social incentives

The definitiveness of ethical human conduct is derived from the definitiveness of:

• Social rules

• Government policies

• Values, policies, and character

• Popular opinion

Which of the following is a characteristic of ethical human conduct?

• Variability based on circumstances

• Harmony with nature and society

• Dependence on economic status

• Imposition by authority

Ethical conduct implies actions that are:

• Pleasing to others

• Self-satisfying and eco-friendly

• Financially rewarding

• Popular within society

Human values naturally emerge from:

• Legislation

• Fear of punishment

• Right understanding and harmony

• Desire for social acceptance

What transformation does right understanding lead to in human consciousness?

• From animal consciousness to human consciousness

• From individualism to collectivism

• From economic dependence to independence

• From self-awareness to self-rejection

Ethical human conduct is described as:

• Self-imposed

• Universal and naturally acceptable

• Variable and subjective

• Enforced by societal norms

Which of the following best describes the 'policy' in ethical human conduct?

• Strict enforcement of social rules

• The means of living according to values

• Legal guidelines for behavior

• Financial plans for personal success

Character in ethical human conduct is the expression of values through:

• Social norms

• Wealth accumulation

• Behaviour, work, and participation

• Conforming to authority