Exam 3: Ethical Decision Making and Action

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What are the three primary destructive motivations noted in the book? Please briefly explain each destructive motivation.

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Insecurities--low self-esteem, inner doubts, temptation to succeed at any cost; Greed--internal selfish drive and desire for more and the most possible gain, "take-all" posture; Ego--overconfidence, inflated self-perspective

Looking for more possible options or alternative courses of action come in which stage of the Five "I" Format?

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Research suggests that the moral reasoning of men differs from the moral reasoning of women.

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Rebecca knew her group was lagging in projections for their company deadlines. As project manager, she wanted to see them succeed rather than fail. Rebecca believed her group could meet the goal with a week extension deadline. She opted to be honest with her supervisor and ask for a deadline extension rather than fabricate inaccurate numbers for the original deadline. Which component of ethical behavior is Rebecca demonstrating?

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Which theorist developed the four-component model of ethical behavior?

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This level of ethical decision maker will tend to look to other people for guidance. They may also look to work rules and leaders to help determine what is their right from wrong.

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When a coworker confronted Grady about the large discrepancy in the inventory list, he claimed, "The boss made me do it." This dissonance is an example of ______.

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The greater the ______ of an issue, the more likely we are to notice it.

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Which decision-making format talks about using four frames or lens of analysis?

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An individual who is able to apply the most advanced type of reasoning and relies on universal values and principles is applying which level of ethical decision-making?

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This ethics professor offered a four part "moral compass" philosophy to help with managerial decision-making?

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Susan is strongly against siblings marrying one another but cannot explain why she feels the way she does. Susan's response is an example of ______.

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What is moral imagination and how can it be developed?

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A good ethical decision must reflect the morals and values of the larger organization. This reflects which of the five timeless questions?

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Which component of ethical behavior focuses on recognizing that an ethical problem exists?

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An ethical scandal leading to the loss of billions of dollars and the loss of thousands of jobs attracts the attention of the public for what reason?

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Sam is angry about the wide gap between the wealthy and the poor in society. He is demonstrating which type of moral emotion?

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Forgetting that we have violated moral rules is associated with which cognitive bias?

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Narrowing in on a solution and considering its course of action and consequences comes in which stage of the Five "I" Format?

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The forecasting team needed direction and decisions from their manager, Kathy. They were already 2 days overdue on the project deadline. Kathy didn't want to disappoint any of her colleagues and she was trying to people please all of her coworkers, even to the point of a late project. Which negative motivating factor did Kathy demonstrate?

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