WorksheetsEthical Leadership
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Which of the following is a true statement regarding values:
Values guide the way you choose to act.
Values are strict guidelines you must follow.
Values have little impact on your daily life.
Most people share the same values.
Which of the following is an example of a value:
A nice car
Money
A promotion
Honesty
Which of the following examples best demonstrates the ideal relationship between values and behavior:
Leyla values personal growth, so she enrolls in a cooking class.
Brent values his personal health, so he becomes a doctor.
Although Aurora values helping others, she is too busy with school to volunteer.
When Zeke plays soccer, he tries to be competitive to fit in with his teammates.
What is a possible effect of behaving in a way that does not align with your values?
Fair treatment from others
A satisfying career
Internal conflict
Strong professional relationships
When you know what your values are and align your behavior with them, you will
be able to set priorities and goals easily.
never again struggle with an ethical dilemma
feel conflicted in your decision-making.
find fulfillment in career but not personal life.
What is the relationship between values and ethical decision-making?
Ethical decision-making is a way to determine your values.
When your values are strong, you may be tempted to act unethically.
Values can encourage ethical decision-making.
Values usually conflict with ethics.
What is the first step in making sound decisions?
Identify the problem
Identify the process
Identify options
Evaluate choices
Why is it important to know your problem before you decide?
to know the reasons of your problems
To understand the source of your problem
To come up with a good decision
All of the above
The process of making a choice or solving a problem.
Decision Making
Experience
Integrity
Values
True or False?
Opinions can get in the way of ethical decisions?
True
False
Includes all the individuals or groups affected by a decision, policy, or operation of a firm of an individual
Organization
Stakeholders
Board of Directors
Customers
