Question 1

At what stage of Kohlberg's theory are people more likely to engage in unethical behavior?

Accepted Answer

A) First and second stage 
B) Third and fourth stage 
C) Fifth and sixth stage 
D) Both b.and c. 
E) Any stage 
A) First and second stage 
B) Third and fourth stage 
C) Fifth and sixth stage 
D) Both b.and c. 
E) Any stage A

Question 2

Which of the following people are more likely to make ethcial choices when confronted with situations that have ethical implications?

Accepted Answer

A) People that demonstrate relativism 
B) People that demonstrate idealism 
C) Both will encourage ethical choices 
D) Neither, as both discuss ethical theories 
A) People that demonstrate relativism 
B) People that demonstrate idealism 
C) Both will encourage ethical choices 
D) Neither, as both discuss ethical theories B

Question 3

According to Kohlberg's theory, the stage that indivuals base their decisions on ethical principles of right and wrong and consider good to society:

Accepted Answer

A) First stage 
B) Second Stage 
C) Third stage 
D) Fourth stage 
E) Fifth stage 
A) First stage 
B) Second Stage 
C) Third stage 
D) Fourth stage 
E) Fifth stage E

Question 4

In the Ford Motors case, what did engineers decide not to include on their Ford Pinto production to cut costs, that cut costs and brought about an ethical issue?

Accepted Answer

A) Flame resistant tires 
B) Seat belts 
C) Air bags 
D) Rear blinkers 
E) Rubber baldder in the gas tank 
A) Flame resistant tires 
B) Seat belts 
C) Air bags 
D) Rear blinkers 
E) Rubber baldder in the gas tank

Question 5

According to Kohlberg's (1969) the stage of moral development where a person chooses the action that satisfies personal gains the most, is the

Accepted Answer

A) First stage 
B) Second stage 
C) Third stage 
D) Fourth stage 
E) Fifth stage 
A) First stage 
B) Second stage 
C) Third stage 
D) Fourth stage 
E) Fifth stage

Question 6

According to Kohlberg's theory, the stage where an individual determines right or wrong based on the impact of the consequences of actions on significant others, is the

Accepted Answer

A) First stage of moral development 
B) Second stage of moral development 
C) Third stage of moral development 
D) Fourth stage of moral development 
E) None of the above 
A) First stage of moral development 
B) Second stage of moral development 
C) Third stage of moral development 
D) Fourth stage of moral development 
E) None of the above

Question 7

In what way (s) is utilitarian ethics advantageous for organizational decision making?

Accepted Answer

A) Helps to guage the impact of organizational decisions 
B) Forces decision-makers to consider both costs and benefits 
C) It doesn't provide any preference to any specific groups affected by decisions 
D) All of the above 
E) None of the above 
A) Helps to guage the impact of organizational decisions 
B) Forces decision-makers to consider both costs and benefits 
C) It doesn't provide any preference to any specific groups affected by decisions 
D) All of the above 
E) None of the above

Question 8

At which stage of Kohlberg's thoery does the decision-maker determine whether an action is right based on universal ethical principles that everyone should follow

Accepted Answer

A) Principled stage 
B) Rules and laws stage 
C) Universal ethical stage 
D) Expectation of other stage 
E) Self-interest stage 
A) Principled stage 
B) Rules and laws stage 
C) Universal ethical stage 
D) Expectation of other stage 
E) Self-interest stage

Question 9

Which of the following regarding Kantian ethics is not true?

Accepted Answer

A) Kantian ethics is based on the assumption that human beings cannot be treated as means to an end 
B) Kantian ethics does not take into consideration the consequences of a decision 
C) The decision made under Kantian ethics should have universal acceptability 
D) Kantian ethics assume that every human being should be treated with dignity and respect 
E) Kantian ethics decisions are based on minimization of harm and maximization of benefits. 
A) Kantian ethics is based on the assumption that human beings cannot be treated as means to an end 
B) Kantian ethics does not take into consideration the consequences of a decision 
C) The decision made under Kantian ethics should have universal acceptability 
D) Kantian ethics assume that every human being should be treated with dignity and respect 
E) Kantian ethics decisions are based on minimization of harm and maximization of benefits.

Question 10

The obedience to authority/fear of punishment stage whereby the person defines right or wrong based on the obedience to rules from those in power represent which stage of Kohlberg's moral development?

Accepted Answer

A) First stage 
B) Second stage 
C) Third stage 
D) Fourth stage 
E) Fifth stage 
A) First stage 
B) Second stage 
C) Third stage 
D) Fourth stage 
E) Fifth stage

Question 11

Emphasis of decisions made by individuals of good moral character and integrity describes:

Accepted Answer

A) Utilitarian ethics 
B) Virtue ethics 
C) Relativism 
D) Idealism 
E) None of the above 
A) Utilitarian ethics 
B) Virtue ethics 
C) Relativism 
D) Idealism 
E) None of the above

Question 12

The _________ and individual is on the _____________ scale, the more likely they will reject the existence of universal laws and codes.

Accepted Answer

A) Lower, Idealism 
B) Higher, Idealism 
C) Higher, Relativism 
D) Lower, Relativism 
E) None of the above 
A) Lower, Idealism 
B) Higher, Idealism 
C) Higher, Relativism 
D) Lower, Relativism 
E) None of the above

Question 13

Which of the following is an advantage of virtue ethics?

Accepted Answer

A) Employees who do things out of their moral ideals are ore likely to be trusted then those simply following rules 
B) Employees with virtue ethics are more likely to understand what ethical behavior should be performed. 
C) Individuals engage in virtue ethics are more motivated to make moral decisions 
D) All of the above 
E) None of the above 
A) Employees who do things out of their moral ideals are ore likely to be trusted then those simply following rules 
B) Employees with virtue ethics are more likely to understand what ethical behavior should be performed. 
C) Individuals engage in virtue ethics are more motivated to make moral decisions 
D) All of the above 
E) None of the above

Question 14

Discuss the basic principles of virtue ethics.

Accepted Answer

Virtue ethics is a moral philosophy that

Question 15

Which one of Rest's levels combines Kohlberg's stage three and four, and states that decisions are based on external rules and norms coming form family, friends, peers, and society?

Accepted Answer

A) Post-conventional level 
B) Conventional level 
C) Pre-conventional level 
D) Principled level 
E) None of the above 
A) Post-conventional level 
B) Conventional level 
C) Pre-conventional level 
D) Principled level 
E) None of the above

Question 16

The basic premise of __________ is that the moral worth of an action is bsed on the consequences of that actions?

Accepted Answer

A) Virtue ethics 
B) Idealistic ethics 
C) Relative ethics 
D) Utilitarian ethics 
E) None of the above 
A) Virtue ethics 
B) Idealistic ethics 
C) Relative ethics 
D) Utilitarian ethics 
E) None of the above

Question 17

In which level of Rest, one of Kohlberg's former students, are decisions typically driven internally by either reward or punishent

Accepted Answer

A) Post-conventional level 
B) Conventional level 
C) Pre-conventional level 
D) Principled level 
E) None of the above 
A) Post-conventional level 
B) Conventional level 
C) Pre-conventional level 
D) Principled level 
E) None of the above

Question 18

According to Kohlberg's theory, the stage where a person judges an action as right or wrong depending on whether such action violate rule and regulations, is the

Accepted Answer

A) First stage 
B) Second stage 
C) Second stage. 
D) Fourth stage 
E) None of the above 
A) First stage 
B) Second stage 
C) Second stage. 
D) Fourth stage 
E) None of the above

Question 19

The more idealistic an individual is,

Accepted Answer

A) The higher the concern for the welfare for himself and the higher the desire to minimize harm to others. 
B) The higher the concern for the Welfare for others and the lower the desire to minimize harm to others. 
C) The lower the concern for the welfare for himself and the higher the desire to minimize harm to others. 
D) The lower the concern for the Welfare for othersand the lower the desire to minimize harm to others 
E) None of the above 
A) The higher the concern for the welfare for himself and the higher the desire to minimize harm to others. 
B) The higher the concern for the Welfare for others and the lower the desire to minimize harm to others. 
C) The lower the concern for the welfare for himself and the higher the desire to minimize harm to others. 
D) The lower the concern for the Welfare for othersand the lower the desire to minimize harm to others 
E) None of the above

Question 20

Which stage is more of a theoretical stage of Kohlberg's theory, that very few people actually attain?

Accepted Answer

A) Universal ethical stage 
B) Expectation of others stage 
C) Principled stage 
D) Self-interest stage 
E) None of the above 
A) Universal ethical stage 
B) Expectation of others stage 
C) Principled stage 
D) Self-interest stage 
E) None of the above

At what stage of Kohlberg's theory are people more likely to engage in unethical behavior?

Which of the following people are more likely to make ethcial choices when confronted with situations that have ethical implications?

According to Kohlberg's theory, the stage that indivuals base their decisions on ethical principles of right and wrong and consider good to society:

In the Ford Motors case, what did engineers decide not to include on their Ford Pinto production to cut costs, that cut costs and brought about an ethical issue?

According to Kohlberg's (1969) the stage of moral development where a person chooses the action that satisfies personal gains the most, is the

According to Kohlberg's theory, the stage where an individual determines right or wrong based on the impact of the consequences of actions on significant others, is the

In what way (s) is utilitarian ethics advantageous for organizational decision making?

At which stage of Kohlberg's thoery does the decision-maker determine whether an action is right based on universal ethical principles that everyone should follow

Which of the following regarding Kantian ethics is not true?

The obedience to authority/fear of punishment stage whereby the person defines right or wrong based on the obedience to rules from those in power represent which stage of Kohlberg's moral development?

Emphasis of decisions made by individuals of good moral character and integrity describes:

The _ and individual is on the _____ scale, the more likely they will reject the existence of universal laws and codes.

Which of the following is an advantage of virtue ethics?

Discuss the basic principles of virtue ethics.

Which one of Rest's levels combines Kohlberg's stage three and four, and states that decisions are based on external rules and norms coming form family, friends, peers, and society?

The basic premise of __________ is that the moral worth of an action is bsed on the consequences of that actions?

In which level of Rest, one of Kohlberg's former students, are decisions typically driven internally by either reward or punishent

According to Kohlberg's theory, the stage where a person judges an action as right or wrong depending on whether such action violate rule and regulations, is the

The more idealistic an individual is,

Which stage is more of a theoretical stage of Kohlberg's theory, that very few people actually attain?

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At what stage of Kohlberg's theory are people more likely to engage in unethical behavior?

Which of the following people are more likely to make ethcial choices when confronted with situations that have ethical implications?

According to Kohlberg's theory, the stage that indivuals base their decisions on ethical principles of right and wrong and consider good to society:

In the Ford Motors case, what did engineers decide not to include on their Ford Pinto production to cut costs, that cut costs and brought about an ethical issue?

According to Kohlberg's (1969) the stage of moral development where a person chooses the action that satisfies personal gains the most, is the

According to Kohlberg's theory, the stage where an individual determines right or wrong based on the impact of the consequences of actions on significant others, is the

In what way (s) is utilitarian ethics advantageous for organizational decision making?

At which stage of Kohlberg's thoery does the decision-maker determine whether an action is right based on universal ethical principles that everyone should follow

Which of the following regarding Kantian ethics is not true?

The obedience to authority/fear of punishment stage whereby the person defines right or wrong based on the obedience to rules from those in power represent which stage of Kohlberg's moral development?

Emphasis of decisions made by individuals of good moral character and integrity describes:

The _________ and individual is on the _____________ scale, the more likely they will reject the existence of universal laws and codes.

Which of the following is an advantage of virtue ethics?

Discuss the basic principles of virtue ethics.

Which one of Rest's levels combines Kohlberg's stage three and four, and states that decisions are based on external rules and norms coming form family, friends, peers, and society?

The basic premise of __________ is that the moral worth of an action is bsed on the consequences of that actions?

In which level of Rest, one of Kohlberg's former students, are decisions typically driven internally by either reward or punishent

According to Kohlberg's theory, the stage where a person judges an action as right or wrong depending on whether such action violate rule and regulations, is the

The more idealistic an individual is,

Which stage is more of a theoretical stage of Kohlberg's theory, that very few people actually attain?

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Building Ethics at the Individual Level

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Primary Stakeholders: Employees

Primary Stakeholders: Customers

Primary Stakeholders: Shareholders and Corporate Governance

Secondary Stakeholders: The Government, the Media and Non-Governmental Organizations

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The Environment and Sustainability

Global Ethics

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Corporate Social Responsibility

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The _ and individual is on the _____ scale, the more likely they will reject the existence of universal laws and codes.