Worksheets2-A BPM MT ETHICS 2nd
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 33mins
Which of the following describes negative reinforcement?
A mother gives her son praise for doing homework
Sarah studies hard because it earns her "A" grades in English
Dennis used to walk to school but does not do so anymore because he was attacked by a dog in the neighborhood last month.
Bob washes the dishes in order to stop his mother's nagging
After Lee refused to clean his room, his mother took away his smart phone. Lee's mum is making use of
positive reinforcement
negative reinforcement
positive punishment
negative punishment
If the behavior increases, then it is reinforcement.
True
False
Take opportunities that can upgrade your knowledge and skills.
good tip to learn the value of hard work
not a good tip to learn the value of hard work
Both employees and employers have legal rights.
True
False
Self-interest generally refers to...
an obligation arising out of considerations of right and wrong.
situation in which one relationship or obligation places you in direct interest.
a focus on the needs or desires (interests) of oneself.
a private or personal interest appear to influence the objective exercise of his or her official duties.
It is the basic manners in the world of work and service.
Discipline
Work Etiquette
Good manners
Citizenry
It is the quality of being trustworthy or of performing consistently well.
Dedication
Cooperation
Reliability
Professionalism
If you regularly do business with people from other cultures, it's important to know the customs and etiquette of their hometowns.
True
False
What is the importance of honesty in personal relationships?
It builds trust and respect
It is not important
It leads to conflicts
A traveling violation in basketball competition is _____ standard.
moral
non-moral
Is it morally acceptable to steal food if you are starving?
Yes, it is morally acceptable
No, it is never acceptable
Depends on the circumstances
Not wearing UMak ID is _______standard
moral
non-moral
What is cultural relativism?
The belief that what is ethically acceptable or unacceptable is relative to one's culture
The recognition that the individual thinking person is at the heart of all moral valuations
The theory that describes the underlying dynamic behind all human actions
The idea that one is obliged to obey her God in all things
Fake news spread rapidly by social media, undermine the universal values of human rights, democracy and the rule of _____.
social contract
egoism
morality
law
What is meant by- when a person is forced to choose between two or more conflicting options but neither of which resolves the situation in a morally acceptable manner?
dilemma
moral
moral dilemma
moral imperative
In Cancel Korea the situation is about______
discrimination
patriotism
taking sides
dilemma
The root cause of the problem in Cancel Korea could have been avoided if one would_________
think before you click
freedom of expression
biases
unfair treatment
Is patriotism bias?
yes
no
Your friend offers you an opportunity to make a great deal of money very quickly. He has arranged to set up an off-shore account for your profits. He will not tell you exactly how he is making this money, but you get the impression it is not exactly legal. He only wants an investment of P500 and promises you will have enough from your minimal investment that you will never need to work again. Do you:
Give him the P500, deciding if you don’t know how he is making it, you’re in the clear?
Jess’s group gets a low grade on a project because he didn’t complete his share of the work. He owns up to his mistake and apologizes. Jess is demonstrating
trust.
rule of law.
viability.
accountability.
Behaving ethically means doing
what your friends do.
only what’s legal.
the right thing.
what benefits you the most.
Ethical issues deal with __________ choices.
realistic and unrealistic
enjoyable and unpleasant
beneficial and non-beneficial
right and wrong
The person will be prepared to act to defend these principles even if it means going against the rest of society in the process and having to pay the consequences of disapproval and or imprisonment. Kohlberg doubted few people reached this stage.
Universal Principles
What is socialization?
interacting with people
the process of learning to behave in a way that is acceptable to society
learning to talk
collaborating on a project
________ are moral principles that govern a person's behaviour or the conducting of an activity.
Morals
Ethics
Values
Norms
________ are standards of behaviour; principles of right and wrong.
Ethics
Values
Morals
Norms
Collaborative learning is mostly learned from the ____________.
home
school
community
media
__________is the prime instrument for socialization in childhood.
Peer group
Family
School
Community
____________can greatly influence our choice of soda, shoes, and countless other products.
Family
Media
Society
School
Which of the following is a manifest function of schools?
Learning to read and write
Following a schedule
Understanding when to speak up and when to be silent
Knowing locker room etiquette
Two important features of a culture are
economy and climate
natural resources and climate
language and religious beliefs
weather and writing
Integrity at work is just as important as integrity in personal affairs.
True
False
Leaders are admired for their ability to influence and _________ others.
Deceive
Motivate
Follow
Tolerate
When no good option is available in making a decision, a leader may have to choose between that which is bad and that which is _________.
Worse
Excellent
Pleasant
Appropriate
Which is an example of a moral?
Survival is instinctive to animals
Courage and bravery
Keep your promises
Love changes over time
We inherit our character.
True
False
What does tolerance mean ?
Accepting someone for who they are no matter what their culture,beliefs,religion is ...
Being different from someone.
Being the same as someone.
Not only feelings someone else's sorrow and hardships but wanting to take action and help them!
sympathy
empathy
compassion
Which of the following is ethical egoism?
Making decisions to benefit you
Making decisions to benefit others
Making decision to benefit the most number of people
Which of the following is ethical altruism?
Making decisions to benefit you
Making decisions to benefit others
Making decision to benefit the most number of people
Which of the following is consequentialist ethics?
Making decisions on who is affected
Making decisions on what you think is right
What is it called if the decision is made based on what others have told you is right?
Virtue ethics
Duty ethics
What is it called if the decision is made based on what you think is right?
Virtue ethics
Duty ethics
What does it mean by positive reinforcement ?
Reward
Punishment
Dessert
Reward and punishment
We must develop __________ for other’s rights.
feeling
rudeness
respect
hatred
To lead a peaceful life, we must develop the spirit of ___________.
tolerance
evil
hatred
courage
When we pay attention, we will be able to….
get the wrong information
make other people mad
get the correct information
give the wrong response
When you give money to an organisation, you...
collect
donate
buy
steal
What is charity?
This is an organisation which gives help to those who need it
This is an organisation, which gives credits to people.
This is an organisation that organizes holidays.
This is an organisation that gives money to people.
Don’t make any important decisions when you are __________.
angry
happy
lazy
sick
__________ is another great virtue.
Politeness
Greed
Laziness
Bitterness
A man is in an unsupervised area of a store and has the opportunity to steal. He decides not to and works even harder to make the money for the stuff. What is this an example of?
Relativism
Morally Good Act
Consequentialism
What is the idea that there are no absolute right or wrong and that sin is based on your beliefs, culture, and past.
Consequentialism
The Object
Faulty Moral Reasoning
Relativism
Its a principle advocates for the consideration of the happiness for the majority of people affected.
Principle of double effect
Principle of utility
Principle of majority
Principle of autonomy
What is a common stereotype about Muslims?
That they are not interested in educating girls
That they are interested in educating girls
That some of them are poorer
None of these
The deliberate imposition of one’s own cultural values on another culture.
Universalism
Cultural Relativism
Cultural Imperialism
Culture Shock
A belief that another culture is superior to one’s own.
Xenocentrism
Universalism
Cultural
Relativism
Cultural Imperialism
SCENARIO:
When Eden went to Dubai to visit her sister, she immediately observed unfamiliar traditions. She cannot avoid comparing her country to Dubai.
Cultural Relativism
Cultural Imperialism
Ethnocentrism
Universalism
