What is professionalism in ethics?

• A set of laws governing behavior

• The conduct, behavior, and attitude in a work environment

• A personal belief system

• A method of decision-making

What is a professional code of ethics?

• Principles to guide decision-making in a business

• A method for evaluating employee performance

• A collection of personal beliefs

• A set of laws enforced by the government

What does engineering ethics study?

• The financial aspects of engineering

• The history of engineering practices

• Moral values, issues, and decisions in engineering practice

• The technical skills required for engineering

Which of the following is NOT one of the main ethical principles?

• Integrity

• Profit maximization

• Fair reward

• Honesty

What does deontological ethical theory emphasize?

• The consequences of actions

• The majority opinion

• Adherence to obligations and duties

• The character of the individual

What is utilitarianism concerned with?

• Adherence to moral duties

• The greatest benefit for the most people

• The character of a person

• The rights of individuals

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

• Identify the affected parties

• Gather the facts

• Consider your character and integrity

• Identify the consequences

What is the definition of moral autonomy?

• Following societal norms

• Adhering to personal beliefs

• Seeking approval from others

• Acting independently without external influence

Which ethical theory judges a person by their character?

• Virtue ethics

• Deontology

• Utilitarianism

• Rights theory

What is a moral dilemma?

• A decision-making process with conflicting options

• A problem with two acceptable solutions

• An ethical theory that is widely accepted

• A situation with a clear right and wrong