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WorksheetsETHICS QUIZ
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
What does ethics mean?
recycling
being bad
values and principles
what is morally right or wrong
What is Ethics all about?
An Ethnic Minority
A Strange Person
Morally Correct Behavior
Making Lots of Money out of Customers
What are the benefits of a company being ethical?
Impact on competitiveness
Value addition
Enhances reputation
All of the above
All are universal ethical standards except:
Trustworthiness
Respect
Caring
Lying
Why are workplace ethics important?
Because our actions not only affect us, but also those around us.
They play an important role in a company's growth and development.
To maintain a professional company culture and build a better relationship with customers by providing better services.
All of the above.
Behaving ethically means doing:
What your colleagues do.
the right thing.
only what's lawful and legal.
what benefits you the most.
Which is an ethical issue:
Deciding whether to have lunch with colleagues or not.
Choosing between travelling or staying in office.
Deciding whether to lie to your boss or not.
Choosing whether to share your achievements with your colleagues or not.
Ethical issue deal with ___________ choices:
Right & Wrong
Friendly & Unfriendly
Enjoyable & Unpleasant
Beneficial & Non-beneficial
Integrity means acting with:
Aggression
A sense of humor
Honesty
Skills
If one of your co-worker is treating another worker unfairly, what is ethical thing to do?
Speak up.
Be aggressive.
Ignore it.
Look for another job.
Respect means
buying someone expensive gifts.
telling someone an important secret.
liking all the same things as someone.
treating someone with care and kindness.
Treating others like you’d want to be treated is known as the
Secret.
Golden Rule.
Way of Respect.
Kindness Quota.
Beliefs in which an individual has an emotional investment are:
An ethical problem exists when you encounter a situation that requires you to choose among conflicting but arguably valid options.
What is consequentialism?
The idea that an act is right or wrong according to its outcome or result.
The idea that an act is right or wrong in itself.
The idea that an act is right or wrong according to how much it makes you a better person.
What is absolute morality (deontology)?
The idea that actions are either always right or always wrong.
The idea that whether an act is right or wrong depends upon the situation.
The idea that things are right or wrong according to the society you're in at the time.
What is relative morality?
When someone says actions are either always right or always wrong.
When someone says whether an act is right or wrong depends upon the situation.
When someone says things are right or wrong according to the society you're in at the time.
What is The Golden Rule?
Love your neighbour.
Do to others as you would have them do to you.
Love your neighbour as you love yourself.
Treat others as you want to be treated.
Did you enjoy this lecture?
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