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WorksheetsEthics MBA4
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Worksheet time: 3580secs
What is the BEST definition of a code of conduct?
A code of conduct explains the CEO and board's expectations for employee conduct.
A code of conduct is a set of rules outlining the social norms and rules and responsibilities of, or proper practices for, an individual, party or organization.
A code of conduct explains the company’s stance on fraud.
A code of conduct is a document that requires employees to behave in a certain way.
What is the BEST definition of a code of conduct?
A code of conduct explains the CEO and board's expectations for employee conduct.
A code of conduct is a set of rules outlining the social norms and rules and responsibilities of, or proper practices for, an individual, party or organization.
A code of conduct explains the company’s stance on fraud.
A code of conduct is a document that requires employees to behave in a certain way.
Which of the following statements is true in regards to organizational ethics?
Ethics is the responsibility of everyone in the organization
Ethics only pertains to the CEO and CFO
Ethics is the sole responsibility of the Chief Ethics Ocer
None of the above
The term ethics, also known as moral philosophy, addresses questions about which of the following?
Corporate ethics programs
The need for an ethics officer within organizations
Morality, good/evil, virtue/vice, justice/crime
Concepts that the CEO and CFO deem are ethical
When writing a code of conduct, which of the following concepts would be MOST important to include in the code?
The company’s value statement and principles.
Who evaluates code violations.
How long it takes the company to evaluate code violations.
The exact punishments for violations of the code of conduct.
Why is integrity an important part of ethics?
Integrity is a measure of doing the right thing when no one is looking. That is why integrity is an important part of ethics
Integrity is listed as a belief on the company’s web-site.
To be a CEO you must have integrity?
Integrity is not important to ethics.
What is the best definition of honesty?
Honesty refers to a facet of moral character. It denotes positive attributes: integrity, truthfulness, straightforwardness along with the absence of lying, cheating, or theft.
Honesty is telling the truth most of the time.
Honesty is a characteristic of all leaders.
Honesty is the best policy.
Which of the following would be the best way to help create a strong ethics culture?
Create an ethics risk policy, monitor employee perception of ethics policy and programs, measure ethics performance.
Establish an ethics “guideline” rather than policy.
Hire a chief ethics officer.
Ensure the legal department prosecutes any ethics violation.
Why is it important to ethical culture and values to ensure whistleblowers have appropriate reporting avenues?
So that they can complain about the CEO or CFO
So that employees can feel they can report issues without fear of reprimand.
So that whistleblowers can claim large settlements.
None of the above
What is considered a benefit of a code of conduct?
Companies use a code to outline their stance on inappropriate employee behavior.
A code helps companies improve operations
A code can help employees understand why actions are inappropriate.
All the above
What actions can be taken by your company to enhance ethics culture?
Broadly communicate all ethics violations and the disciplinary action taken.
Review, refine and re-communicate your company’s ethics policy
Eliminate any use of social media.
Replace the management team.
Which of the following statements is true in regards to organizational ethics?
Ethics is the responsibility of everyone in the organization
Ethics only pertains to the CEO and CFO
Ethics is the sole responsibility of the Chief Ethics Ocer
None of the above
The term ethics, also known as moral philosophy, addresses questions about which of the following?
Corporate ethics programs
The need for an ethics officer within organizations
Morality, good/evil, virtue/vice, justice/crime
Concepts that the CEO and CFO deem are ethical
When writing a code of conduct, which of the following concepts would be MOST important to include in the code?
The company’s value statement and principles.
Who evaluates code violations.
How long it takes the company to evaluate code violations.
The exact punishments for violations of the code of conduct.
Why is integrity an important part of ethics?
Integrity is a measure of doing the right thing when no one is looking. That is why integrity is an important part of ethics
Integrity is listed as a belief on the company’s web-site.
To be a CEO you must have integrity?
Integrity is not important to ethics.
What is the best definition of honesty?
Honesty refers to a facet of moral character. It denotes positive attributes: integrity, truthfulness, straightforwardness along with the absence of lying, cheating, or theft.
Honesty is telling the truth most of the time.
Honesty is a characteristic of all leaders.
Honesty is the best policy.
Which of the following would be the best way to help create a strong ethics culture?
Create an ethics risk policy, monitor employee perception of ethics policy and programs, measure ethics performance.
Establish an ethics “guideline” rather than policy.
Hire a chief ethics officer.
Ensure the legal department prosecutes any ethics violation.
Why is it important to ethical culture and values to ensure whistleblowers have appropriate reporting avenues?
So that they can complain about the CEO or CFO
So that employees can feel they can report issues without fear of reprimand.
So that whistleblowers can claim large settlements.
None of the above
What is considered a benefit of a code of conduct?
Companies use a code to outline their stance on inappropriate employee behavior.
A code helps companies improve operations
A code can help employees understand why actions are inappropriate.
All the above
What actions can be taken by your company to enhance ethics culture?
Broadly communicate all ethics violations and the disciplinary action taken.
Review, refine and re-communicate your company’s ethics policy
Eliminate any use of social media.
Replace the management team.
which website is safe?
Which password is secure?
F&bh12+Be
sam1202
mandatory12@
I_am&thbo@1
A site is safe if it has the symbol of (a) in the top right corner
A safe Password is ___________________.
Choose all answers that apply
a mix of uppercase letters, lowercase letters, special symbols and numbers
special symbols and numbers
lowercase letters and numbers
uppercase letters and symbols
how regularly should you change your password?
every week
every month
every year
every year
never
How to protect your account?
Choose 1 or more answers
Update your system whenever update is available
keep a strong password
visit websites which are safe
use the same password everywhere
which website is safe?
Where should we login using our school gmail id?
others computers
public computers
private computers
family computers
Displays loyalty, honesty, dependability, reliability, initiative, and self-control.
Attitude
Character
Attendance
Cooperation
Attends meeting, arrives and leaves on time, tells immediate head in advance of planned absences, and makes up tasks promptly.
Productivity
Organizational Skill
Respect
Attendance
Deals properly with diversity, shows understanding and tolerance.
Appearance
Attitude
Respect
Character
Shows a positive attitude, appears confident and has true hopes of self.
Respect
Attitude
Character
Appearance
Displays proper verbal and non-verbal skills and listens.
Character
Respect
Communication
Attendance
Displays proper dress, grooming, hygiene, and manners.
Appearance
Productivity
Cooperation
Respect
Respects rights of others, is a team worker, is helpful, is confident, displays a customer service attitude, and seeks continuous learning.
Productivity
Cooperation
Team Work
Respect
Displays leadership skills; properly handles criticism, conflicts, and stress; maintains proper relationships with peers and follows chain of command.
Cooperation
Team work
Respect
Organizational Skills
Follows safety practices, conserves resources, and follows instructions.
Attitude
Character
Productivity
Respect
Shows skills in management, prioritizing, and dealing with change.
Team work
Productivity
Cooperation
Organizational Skill
Which is not the level of moral development?
Preconventional
Postconventional
Under Conventional
Conventional
How many justification of unethical behavior?
5
6
7
8
Which justification is the process of minimizing the harm caused by the unethical behavior?
Advantageous comparison
Attribution of blame
Euphemistic labeling
Disregard or distortion of consequences
What are factors affecting ethical behavior ?
Moral development, personality traits and attitudes, the situation
Postconventional, conventional, preconventional
Moral justification, displacement of responsibility, advantageous comparision
All are incorrect
What are ethics?
Understanding right from wrong and choosing to do the right thing
Combination of traits that clas-sifies an individual’s behavior
Refers to behavior that is honest and ethical, making a person trustworthy
The standards of right and wrong that influence behavior
Which sentence is incorrect about traits?
Traits are specific characteristics or attributes of an individual
Traits are not include physical attributes of an organism
Traits are determined by genes, by the interaction with the environment with genes
Traits are distinguishing personal characteristics
Which of the following is Theory Y attitudes?
People do not like work
Employees want the managers to make the decisions
Managers should perform the management functions for the group
Employees want to be involved in making decisions
One of the ways to develop positive self-concept:
Belittle your accomplishments
Help others
Be a negative role model
Complaining
“The leader typically gives and accepts positive feedback, expects others to succeed, and lets others do the job their way”. Which attitude does this belong to?
Theory Y and positive self-concept
Theory Y and negative self-concept
Theory X and positive self-concept
Theory X and negative self-concept
Leader Motive Profile Theory attempts to explain and predict ..... on a person’s need for ....
leadership success / achievement, power, and esteem
behavior and performance / achievement, power, and esteem
leadership success / achievement, power, and affiliation
behavior and performance / achievement, power, and affiliation
_______is inevitably form in any group, through spontaneous interactions between its members
Organization
Culture
Interaction
Behaviour
________is to continually improve the health and safety aspects of the organizational culture.
H&S systems
H&S methods
H&S policy in terms of culture
H&S ethics in terms of organization structure
Safety culture is explained as an inclinations of company’s _______ to comply with rules
managers
owners
directors
employees
________ suggests that safety culture is “The ideas and benefits that all members of an organization share about risk, accidents and ill health.“
Labor law
CBI
H&S policy
Ministry of health
Some of the key aspects of safety culture are
Management commitment
Hard working
Training
Training and management commitment
should be demonstrated by a proportion of resources such as time, money and people.
Training
Visible management
Management commitment
Employees' participation
Good managers appear regularly on the shop floor, talk about health and safety and visibly demonstrate their commitment.
This is an example of
Management commitment
Employees' participation
Training
Visible management
Questions about health and safety should be part of everyday conversation.
This is an example of
communication
management commitment
visible management
employees' participation
Employees should be actively involved in safety workshops and risk assessments.
This is an example for
training
communication
commitment
employees' participation
_______has an important role to play in improving employees’ understanding both site specific hazards and controls.
Communication
Management commitment
Risk management
Training
Why do we need businesses to succeed?
Create Jobs
Create wealth
Innovate
All of these
Why is competition important?
Cheaper for consumers
Wider variety of products available
Both of these
Management ethics is the ethical treatment of...
Employees
Customers
Shareholders
All of these
To be ethical a business must be conscious of the environment.
True
False
The principles that govern a person's or businesses behaviour or the conducting of an activity.
Ethics
Social Responsibility
The idea that businesses should balance profit-making activities with activities that benefit society.
Ethics
Social responsibility
Which companies are examples of good ethics/social responsiblity?
Nike
Bambu
McDonalds
Nestle
Underpaying your employees and threatening to deport them is...
Ethical
Unethical
An example of social responsibility could include...
Recycling
Underpaying employees
Putting your waste in the ocean
Identify the synonym for ethics.
Integrity
Importance
Child trafficking involves...
Children being underpaid
Children being sold to plantation owners
Children getting part time jobs
Ethical management involves..
Creating an ethical corporate culture
Providing coffee at work
Starbucks are an example of an ethical company.
True
False
The best management style allows employees
To do what they're told
To have input into company decisions
An ethical company
Protects the health and safety of their employees
Provides professional development opportunities
Both of these
What is the strategy of McDonalds when marketing their happy meal?
Provide games and downloadables on a Happy Meal website
Use toys and other collectibles
Provide healthy options to target parents
All of these
What do some advertisers do to get around advertising laws?
Advertise using 'kidfluencers'
Place products in the background of kids videos
Both of these
Which of these countries has tighter laws regarding marketing to children?
Australia
America
Predatory pricing is.....
Providing the lowest prices to ruin your competitors
Using predators in your advertising
What is the purpose of misleading advertising?
To fool consumers into buying your product
To make your product appear more enticing
Both of these
