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WorksheetsMorals Values and Decision Making
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
Ethical decision making: What are the steps involved in making an ethical decision?
Identifying the problem, gathering information, considering the options, making a decision, taking action, and reflecting on the outcome.
Avoiding the problem, making a decision based on personal gain, and refusing to reflect on the outcome
Asking others to make the decision, flipping a coin, and blaming others for the outcome
Ignoring the problem, making a random decision, and hoping for the best
Ethical decision making: Give an example of a real-life ethical dilemma and explain how you would approach it.
I would ignore the incident and not get involved
I would confront the person involved in the incident and handle it privately
I would gather evidence and then take matters into my own hands without involving the company authority
I would approach it by first gathering evidence and then reporting the incident to the appropriate authority within the company.
Ethical decision making: What are the potential consequences of making an unethical decision?
Loss of trust, damage to reputation, legal consequences, and negative impact on relationships
Financial gain, improved reputation, legal immunity, and positive impact on relationships
Ethical decision making: How can ethical decision making contribute to personal and professional success?
By ignoring the impact of one's decisions on others
By being dishonest and manipulative
By taking advantage of others for personal gain
By building trust, reputation, and relationships, leading to better opportunities and outcomes.
Personal values: What are some examples of personal values that are important to you and why?
Deceit, dishonesty, cruelty, and disrespect. These values help me manipulate others and get ahead in life.
Honesty, integrity, compassion, and respect. These values guide my behavior and decision making, and help me build meaningful relationships with others.
Laziness, indifference, selfishness, and arrogance. These values allow me to prioritize my own needs over others.
Greed, corruption, dishonesty, and callousness. These values help me achieve success at any cost.
Personal values: How do personal values influence decision making in your life?
Personal values only influence decision making in professional life
Personal values are irrelevant in decision making
Personal values have no impact on decision making
Personal values provide a framework for making decisions that align with one's beliefs and priorities.
Personal values: Discuss a situation where your personal values were challenged and how you handled it.
I completely ignored the situation and pretended it didn't happen
I stood my ground and explained my values calmly and respectfully, while also trying to understand the other person's perspective.
I got angry and yelled at the other person for not respecting my values
I compromised my values and went along with what the other person wanted
Cultural influences: How does culture impact the ethical decision-making process?
Culture has no impact on ethical decision-making
Ethical decision-making is solely based on personal experiences
Culture only affects decision-making in non-ethical matters
Culture can shape individuals' values, beliefs, and norms, impacting how they approach ethical dilemmas.
Cultural influences: Give an example of how cultural differences can lead to ethical dilemmas.
When a company from a culture that values punctuality and strict deadlines does business with a culture that values relationship-building and flexibility, it can lead to ethical dilemmas regarding meeting deadlines and expectations.
When cultural differences result in everyone being treated fairly
When cultural differences lead to better understanding and cooperation
When cultural differences have no impact on ethical decision making
Cultural influences: How can individuals navigate cultural influences to make ethical decisions?
By ignoring other cultures and focusing only on their own beliefs
By assuming that their own cultural values are superior to others
By being aware of their own cultural biases and seeking to understand other cultures
By following the cultural norms without questioning their ethical implications
Ethical decision making: How does personal bias affect ethical decision making?
Personal bias does not affect ethical decision making
Personal bias can lead to unfair decisions, favoritism, and discrimination
Personal bias only affects decision making in personal life
Personal bias enhances the quality of ethical decision making
Personal values: How can personal values contribute to a positive work environment?
Personal values have no impact on the work environment
Personal values can create a culture of respect, integrity, and collaboration, leading to a positive work environment
Personal values can lead to conflicts and disagreements in the work environment
Personal values only contribute to a positive work environment if they align with the company's values
Cultural influences: How can understanding different cultural values enhance ethical decision making?
Understanding different cultural values has no impact on ethical decision making
Understanding different cultural values can lead to more informed and inclusive decisions, reducing bias and discrimination
Understanding different cultural values can complicate ethical decision making
Understanding different cultural values only enhances ethical decision making if those values align with one's own
