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WorksheetsLeaders and Ethics
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Q1. It is essential in the SAF to constantly remind ourselves and our units of the importance of Ethics and Ethical behaviour
True
False
Only if necessary
None of the above
Q2. ___________ refer to universal (if any really exists) and cross-cultural rights and wrongs that people and cultures live by
Ethics
Morals
Military Ethics
Dilemma
Q3. ____________ refer to the principles, rules and standards of proper conduct defined by an organization, group or profession in a given situation – i.e. in context.
Ethics
Morals
Military Ethics
Dilemma
Q4. ________________ refer to the principles, rules and standards of proper conduct that guide members of the armed forces to act in a manner consistent with the requirements of the organization and the profession.
Ethics
Morals
Military Ethics
Dilemma
Q5. __________ in general, require one to make a choice between two equally desirable or undesirable options.
Ethics
Morals
Military Ethics
Ethical Dilemma
Q6. The acronym ROV stands for
Registry of Vehicles
Registry of Vehicles
Regulation, Outcome, Vote
Rules, Outcome, Values
Q7. When you are confronted with an ethical situation, using ________ helps to look at it holistically and from different perspectives rather than just remain fixated.
Ethics
Morals
Ethical Lens (ROV)
Ethical Dilemma
Q8 __________ occurs when one is stressed, physically, mentally, emotionally or exhausted
Moral Disengagement
Moral Stacking
Group Thinking
Bracketed morality
Q9. ___________refers to an individual placing his loyalty to other friends or group/units higher than to the organisation’s values. (cover up for his friend)
Moral Disengagement
Moral Stacking
Group Thinking
Misplaced Loyalty
Q10. _____________ perception that a particular behaviour is sanctioned, approved and directed by higher authority.
Moral Disengagement
Moral Stacking
Authorization
Misplaced Loyalty
