Exam 2: Business Ethics

Psychologist Lawrence Kohlberg observed that people progress through sequential stages of moral development according to the two major variables of age and reasoning.

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Question 61

The essential characteristic of ethical fundamentalism is a reliance upon a central repository of wisdom.

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Question 62

Kant's categorical imperative is a variation of the Golden Rule.

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Question 63

Intuitionism holds that rational persons possess inherent powers to assess the correctness of actions.

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Question 64

It is possible for legal acts to be immoral.

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Question 65

Business ethics, the study and determination of what is right and good in business settings, has a special set of ethical principles that applies only to the world of business.

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Question 66

The ethical theory that underlies cost-benefit analysis is:

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Exam 2: Business Ethics

Psychologist Lawrence Kohlberg observed that people progress through sequential stages of moral development according to the two major variables of age and reasoning.

The essential characteristic of ethical fundamentalism is a reliance upon a central repository of wisdom.

Kant's categorical imperative is a variation of the Golden Rule.

Intuitionism holds that rational persons possess inherent powers to assess the correctness of actions.

It is possible for legal acts to be immoral.

Business ethics, the study and determination of what is right and good in business settings, has a special set of ethical principles that applies only to the world of business.

The ethical theory that underlies cost-benefit analysis is:

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