An individual's idea of what is right and wrong, possibly conflicting with the ethics of a business, is known as (a)   .

Principles that help define appropriate behavior in a business setting are known as (a)   .

The expectation that we should carry out ethical principles in daily life is known as (a)   .

Something that asserts and upholds values, such as life, and the protection of rights and property is known as a (a)   .

Define conflict of interest.

Define Nepotism.

Define Self-dealing.

Define Whistleblower.

List the three areas of confidentiality and provide an example of each.

Indicate three steps a business/entity can take to protect confidentiality.

Overstating the features and benefits of products or making false claims about them is known as (a)   .

The entity that enforces the laws that uphold truth in advertising misrepresentation of information, whether intentionally or unintentionally, and aid in lawsuits, lost customers, or employee dismissal is known as the (a)   .

How the owners and employees of a company think, feel and act as a business is known as (a)   .

Promoting the welfare of others by donating time, money, experience, skills or talent to help create a better world is known as (a)   .

After a careful evaluation of both Jack Abramoff's and Lance Armstrong's cases, chose one of the two cases and explain how the individual justified what they were doing wrong because of a seemingly good result. Explain how this corrupted ideal influenced why they did it.