Exam 4: Common Ethical Problems

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When something is divided between two people according to the worth and inputs of the two individuals,it is said to be ___________ and represents one component of "fairness."

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 21

Which of the following is true?

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Question 22

Facebook,LinkedIn and other social networking sites are immune from ethical challenges as that which you post on these sites is personal and may not be examined by your firm.

(True/False)

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Question 23

Reference: Matching Ethical Type to Example -Keeping a customer's information private.

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Question 24

Reference: Matching Ethical Type to Example -Accepting a bribe.

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Question 25

Conflicts of interest erode trust by making it look s if special favors will be extended for special friends.

(True/False)

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Question 26

Reference: Matching Ethical Type to Example -"How people get along."

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Question 27

Reference: Matching Ethical Type to Example -Discriminating against an employee.

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Question 28

Identify the three components that are used to define "fairness."

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Question 29

Accepting discounts on personal items from a vendor is acceptable as it enriches the relationship between the parties.

(True/False)

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Question 30

Common conflicts of interest include overt or covert bribes and the trading of influence or privileged information.

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Question 31

Employees do not care about the fairness of the decision making procedure as much as they care about the fairness of the outcomes they receive.

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When something is divided between two people according to the worth and inputs of the two individuals,it is said to be ___________ and represents one component of "fairness."

Which of the following is true?

Facebook,LinkedIn and other social networking sites are immune from ethical challenges as that which you post on these sites is personal and may not be examined by your firm.

Reference: Matching Ethical Type to Example -Keeping a customer's information private.

Reference: Matching Ethical Type to Example -Accepting a bribe.

Conflicts of interest erode trust by making it look s if special favors will be extended for special friends.

Reference: Matching Ethical Type to Example -"How people get along."

Reference: Matching Ethical Type to Example -Discriminating against an employee.

Identify the three components that are used to define "fairness."

Accepting discounts on personal items from a vendor is acceptable as it enriches the relationship between the parties.

Common conflicts of interest include overt or covert bribes and the trading of influence or privileged information.

Employees do not care about the fairness of the decision making procedure as much as they care about the fairness of the outcomes they receive.

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