Symbols used in society are neutral with respect to ethical value and intensity
Symbols used in society are neutral with respect to ethical value and intensity
Business Ethics Assignment
The Final is comprehensive, but will focus on chapters 5-8. You will need your textbook for the exam. The exam consists True/False, Fill-in-the-blank, Multiple Choice,
QUESTION 1
Symbols used in society are neutral with respect to ethical value and intensity. True/False,
QUESTION 2
Lewin’s Force Field Analysis (FFA) can be used to help direct change. What feature of FFA is useful in changing an Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 3
According to the textbook, teleology has its clearest articulation in utilitarianism. True/False,
QUESTION 4
How can DNA ethnicity estimates (e.g., 23andMe) help in breaking racist “like me” barriers? Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 6
According to the utilitarian ethical paradigm, who should first get the Covid 19 vaccine, workers or retired? Explain your reasoning. Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 10
Haptics are always ethically neutral. True/False,
True
False
QUESTION 11
The first phase of an ethics risk and opportunity identification and assessment is to compare activities to expectation to identify ethics risks and opportunities. True/False,
True
False
QUESTION 12
COSO released an Exposure Draft, Enterprise Risk Management: Aligning Risk with Strategy and Performance, putting forward a significant revision of the ERM framework for comment. What is the purpose of the proposed ERM framework? Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 13
Cognitive dissonance can occur when two different paradigms are held by an individual. Provide an example of cognitive dissonance that could exist between two ethical paradigms. Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 14
What is the relationship of stakeholder impact analysis and ethical norms? Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 15
Adaptation or assimilation. Which involves most change in ethical norms when acculturating? Explain. Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 16
Was the primary ethical issue leading to the subprime lending fiasco government policy or something else? Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 18
Provide an example of how Hofstede’s cultural dimensions relate to normative ethics. Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 19
Animal Rights activists freeing lab animals from their cages at a research facility, is an example of which ethics paradigm? Multiple Choice,
Deontological
Utilitarianism
Ethical Egoism
Emotivism
QUESTION 20
Provide an example where culture can affect business ethics. Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 21
In July 2019, Google agreed to pay $11 million to settle a federal lawsuit that alleged it discriminated against hundreds of job seekers over 40. Was this a failure in ethical awareness or ethical issue intensity? Explain. Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 22
Identify ONE ethical dilemma arising from the Open Borders – Secure Borders dispute. Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 23
Ted takes other people’s snacks from the staff breakroom frig. Is Ted being immoral or unethical? Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 24
Provide an example of the Rawlsian Difference Principle. Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 30
Which ethical paradigm, teleological or deontological, best describes Merck’s action in providing Mectizan to cure River Blindness? Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 33
Provide an example of a “sniff test or common heuristic” when making an ethical decision. Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 34
According to the textbook, executives justify unethical actions by misinterpreting public expectations. Provide an example. Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 36
According to the textbook, under procedural justice, there are three main criteria for determining the just distribution: need, equality, and merit. True/False,
True
False
QUESTION 38
According to the textbook, why should Johnson & Johnson’s worldwide recall of Tylenol an example of a weakness Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 41
What makes the “glass ceiling” unethical? Explain. Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 42
What is the underlying ethical paradigm for LEED? Explain. Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 43
Provide an example of a qui tam relator. Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 50
“Propaganda is always racists.” Explain why you disagree or agree with this statement. Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 51
Biologist have demonstrated that everyone has the same skin, hair, and eye pigment. It is melanin. True/False,
True
False
QUESTION 52
In the case “Brent Spar Decommissioning Disaster (page 586), what would you have done if you were calling the shots at Shell UK? When would you have acted? Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 53
Many societies throughout history have exhibited “class” privilege in separating out groups of people considered inferior, for example, the caste system in India. Provide an argument why “white privilege” should, or should not, be considered equivalent to the Indian caste system. Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 56
Several of the staff the reported to the CFO of RDAG plead guilty to fraud and money laundering. When confronted by the CFO to participate in his plan, describe the ethical dilemma they faced. Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
Also, what ethical paradigm did the decision to commit fraud arise from?
QUESTION 61
On the midterm exam you were asked what your primary ethical paradigm was. At the end of this course has your go-to paradigm changed? Explain why or why not. Fill-in-the-blank, brief description
QUESTION 59
“Civilization will end in 12 years if we do not pass the Green New Deal and stop Global Warming. “The statement is guiding you to support the Green New Deal based on which paradigm. Multiple Choice,
Virtue Theory
Deontological Paradigm
Risk Analysis
Emotivism Paradigm