Kahoot Quiz – Module 2.2: Ethics & Integrity

What famous thought experiment is introduced in this module?

• The Prisoner’s Dilemma

• The Trolley Problem

• Schrödinger’s Cat

• The Butterfly Effect

In the trolley problem, what is the key ethical decision?

• Whether to save yourself

• Whether to sacrifice one person to save five people

• Whether to stop the trolley with a machine

• Whether to call the police

According to the Ethics Centre, ethics helps us think about:

• The quantity of our decisions

• The quality of our decisions

• The speed of our decisions

• The popularity of our decisions

Ethics mainly relates to:

• Fashion and trends

• Right and wrong behaviour

• Financial profit

• Social media influence

What is a professional code of ethics?

• A law enforced by police

• A guideline outlining professional behaviour and responsibilities

• A personal diary

• A university timetable

Why are professional codes of ethics important?

• They increase profits

• They build trust between professionals and the public

• They eliminate all mistakes

• They reduce education costs

One criticism of professional codes of ethics is that they:

• Are too strict

• Are rarely written

• Are often too general and open to interpretation

• Are impossible to understand

What is integrity most closely associated with?

• Popularity

• Honesty and strong moral principles

• Academic grades

• Technical skills

A person with integrity usually:

• Avoids responsibility

• Changes values frequently

• Acts consistently with their values

• Ignores ethical rules

In the module example, what was wrong with Michael’s definition of integrity?

• It was too short

• It used incorrect spelling

• It was generated by AI and not acknowledged as such

• It had no references