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WorksheetsEthics and Social Responsibility
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 11mins
If you see that someone drops their groceries in the street what do you do?
Walk by
Laugh at them
Help them pick up their groceries
What are ethics.
moral principles
{insert 'Good Place' reference}
Code of what not to do
You agree to go an a trip with friend A, but when that day come you realize you scheduled something with friend B that same day what do you do?
You go with friend B
You go with friend A
You call and explain the mistake and reschedule.
You don't go to either and make up an excuse
What are Business Ethics
Ethics in business setting
The study of appropriate business policies and practices.
Business Business Business
You are standing by a train track, there is indeed a train coming. Some dude is standing on the tracks, he has his air pods in and can't hear you. There are 5 people on the train. You can pull a lever and the train will turn. BUT it will turn into a forest fire. What do you do.
Pull the lever and let 5 people die
Don't pull the lever and let 1 person die
Jump in place of the dude with his air pods in getting him out of the way, but you die.
What is a Carbon Footprint
The amount of carbon dioxide emitted due to the consumption of fossil fuels by a particular person
a footprint in carbon
Planting trees to solve our problems
Someone's bag gets stolen, You saw who stole it and can catch them; What do you do?
Ignore Them because in no way is this beneficial to you.
Chase the thief and get the woman's bag
Call the police and tell them what the thief looked like
Run away because you "did not see anything"
What does Universal ethical standards mean.
Standards of ethics
The law which offers ethical basics applying to everyone identifying six core values
The universe decides whats right/wrong
What is Consumerism
social order
The belief that food is very important
The protection of interests of consumers
What is Cause related marketing
social responsibility is a type of international private business self-regulation that aims to contribute to societal goals of a philanthropic, activist, or charitable nature or by engage in or support volunteering or ethically-oriented practices
mutually beneficial collaboration between a corporation and a nonprofit designed to promote the former's sales and the latter's cause
Beneficial to many companies
