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WorksheetsAccountability and transparency
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Accountability
The condition of having to answer for your actions
Consequence
The result of an action
Ethics
The basic principles that govern your behavior
Fairness
The ability to make judgements without favoritism or self-interest
Spin
The dishonest way of presenting a person or situation
(a) is the quality of being just as one seems; being open and truthful when communicating.
You invite trust by revealing that you have nothing to hide. You establish yourself as an honest, credible person in the eyes of others.
Fairness
Transparency
Accountability
At work, a customer give Shannon an extra $10. Instead of pocketing the money, Shannon lets the customer know he overpaid. Shannon is acting with
Viabiliy
Integrity
Transparency
Rule of law
When DeShawn's teacher compliments his work on his group project, he's sure to give credit to the other group members who helped. DeShawn is showing
transparency
viability
rule of law
trust
If one of your coworkers is treating another coworker unfairly, what is the ethical thing to do?
speak up
be aggressive
ignore it
look for another job
When Benji faces an ethical dilemma, he thinks about the positives and negatives of each possible solution. Which step of the ethical dilemma response process is Benji completing?
Consider all your potential actions.
Get the facts.
Reflect on the outcome.
Identify the dilemma.
Standards that govern behavior; not dependent on circumstance.
Ethics
Ethical Principles
Integrity
Trustworthy
Vivian told her parents she was going to the library to study when she was actually going to the movies with friends. Her parents found out, and now they don’t believe Vivian when she tells them where she’s going. Because of her behavior, Vivian is facing a(n)
legal problem.
decision-making process.
consequence.
ethical principle.
After Paul gets away with cheating on his Spanish homework, his friends start cheating on their homework, too. This is an example
Lost trust
A bad example
Legal problems
A poor reputation
Ava doesn't agree with her classmate's opinion, but she listens carefully instead of starting an argument or insulting her. Which ethical principle is Ava illustrating?
integrity
respect
transparency
trust
The condition of having to answer for or be liable for your actions; accepting responsibility for your decisions.
Accountability
Rule of Law
Ethical Principles
Viability
Behaving ethically means doing
What your friends do
Only whats legal
The right thing
What benefits you most
When Layla is caught stealing from a department store, the court orders her to do community service. Which consequence of unethical behavior is Layla facing?
Legal problem
A poor reputation
A bad example
Lost trust
When Layla is caught stealing from a department store, the court orders her to do community service. Which consequence of unethical behavior is Layla facing?
A poor reputation
Lost trust
Legal problems
A bad example
Define reputation by reordering the following
a
person's
or
business's
good name
After Paul gets away with cheating on his Spanish homework, his friends start cheating on their homework, too. This is an example
Lost trust
A bad example
Legal problems
A poor reputation
Jasmine doesn’t think it’s a big deal to steal a few things from work. Which ethical principle would help her realize that the long-term repercussions of her actions could create an ethical dilemma?
Viability
Trust
Transparency
Fairness
Ava doesn’t agree with her classmate’s opinion, but she listens carefully instead of starting an argument or insulting her. Which ethical principle is Ava illustrating?
Trust
Transparency
Integrity
Respect
Ava doesn't agree with her classmate's opinion, but she listen carefully instead of starting an argument or insulting her. Which ethical principle is Ava illustrating?
Integrity
Transparency
Respect
Trust
What is core values when relating to ethics?
They do not change when in a new situation (home, work or school).
Behavior that changes with each situation.
Friends will influence your values to match the situation.
Coworkers will influence your values to match the situation.
Ethical Situations (Involve deciding whether something is right or wrong)?
yes
no
maybe
not sure
Consequences of unethical behavior include which of the following:
lost trust
legal problems
poor reputation and bad reputation
all of the choices
The ethical principle integrity is
acting with honesty in all situations.
acting with honesty when there is some accountability.
acting with honesty only when you may get caught.
acting with honesty 100% of the time in situations you choose.
Accountability is when you accept responsibility for your decisions.
50% of the time
85% of the time
100% of the time
75% of the time
