Decision-Making Framework Quiz

What is the main purpose of using a decision-making framework?

• To avoid making difficult decisions

• To increase profits at all costs

• To eliminate all intuition from decision-making

• To evaluate ethical dimensions and make well-rounded decisions

In the case of Yi Jao, what was the main ethical concern with using the customized pricing algorithm?

• It could violate customer privacy

• It is too complex to implement

• It would decrease website traffic

• It might not increase profits enough

According to the article, what is a framework in ethical decision-making?

• A step-by-step solution to any problem

• A way to increase intuition-based decision-making

• A method to simplify complex situations into a single solution

• A tool to analyze situations ethically by focusing on principles, character, consequences, and relationships

Why is relying solely on intuition in complex decisions often discouraged?

• Intuition is always inaccurate

• Intuition ignores potential negative consequences

• Intuition complicates the decision-making process

• Intuition encourages unnecessary stakeholder involvement

What is the first step in applying a framework?

• Engaging stakeholders

• Generating alternatives

• Crafting a recommendation

• Understanding the situation

How can decision-makers ensure their recommendations are specific?

• By focusing on abstract outcomes

• By relying on broad statements

• By avoiding any mention of stakeholders

• By detailing specific actions and benefits to stakeholders

In the framework, why is it important to generate alternatives?

• To simplify decision-making

• To avoid making trade-offs

• To identify intuitive choices quickly

• To ensure all stakeholders agree

Which of the following is NOT a core aspect of the framework discussed in the article?

• Finances

• Principles

• Relationships

• Consequences

What is the goal of improving alternatives in the decision-making process?

• To simplify ethical analysis

• To identify the quickest option

• To create more complex choices

• To strengthen the options and reduce potential weaknesses

What should be the nature of a good recommendation?

• Specific, comprehensive, and justifiable

• Simplified and broadly acceptable

• General and adaptable

• Solely profit-oriented