Question 1

Virtues, moral principles, and values all contribute to an individual's ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  capabilities 
B)  philosophy 
C)  character 
D)  strategic direction 
A)  capabilities 
B)  philosophy 
C)  character 
D)  strategic direction

Question 2

Cheating on a take-home exam is an example of which of Schwartz's six reasons for unethical behavior?

Accepted Answer

A)  bias 
B)  decision-making autonomy 
C)  threats to self-efficacy 
D)  interpersonal conflicts 
A)  bias 
B)  decision-making autonomy 
C)  threats to self-efficacy 
D)  interpersonal conflicts

Question 3

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s I Have a Dream speech included the line "I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: 'We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are created equal.'" This is an example of highlighting a gap between reality and our ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  moral principles 
B)  legal requirements 
C)  spoken word 
D)  ideology 
A)  moral principles 
B)  legal requirements 
C)  spoken word 
D)  ideology

Question 4

The leadership process should leave others feeling like partners in ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  designing a better future 
B)  designing a better organization 
C)  designing a more profitable future 
D)  designing a strong system 
A)  designing a better future 
B)  designing a better organization 
C)  designing a more profitable future 
D)  designing a strong system

Question 5

What is the Action-Decision gap?

Accepted Answer

The space between de

Question 6

Doing nothing when you observe your supervisor make an unethical choice is an example of which of Schwartz's six reasons for unethical behavior?

Accepted Answer

A)  decision-making autonomy 
B)  interpersonal conflicts 
C)  managing important relationships 
D)  bias 
A)  decision-making autonomy 
B)  interpersonal conflicts 
C)  managing important relationships 
D)  bias

Question 7

Which of the following is not one of the key questions relevant in the "Begin with you" phase of the BASE model?

Accepted Answer

A)  What are the moral principles driving my behavior as a leader? 
B)  What are the virtues I need to practice to help me better model a life of integrity? 
C)  What would people say about my character? 
D)  What concerns me about this ethical dilemma? 
A)  What are the moral principles driving my behavior as a leader? 
B)  What are the virtues I need to practice to help me better model a life of integrity? 
C)  What would people say about my character? 
D)  What concerns me about this ethical dilemma?

Question 8

A code of ethics is a document that ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  details a list of classic ethical questions 
B)  provides a list of ethical training scenarios 
C)  seeks to clarify right or wrong behavior in a profession or organization 
D)  captures the "unwritten rules" in an organization 
A)  details a list of classic ethical questions 
B)  provides a list of ethical training scenarios 
C)  seeks to clarify right or wrong behavior in a profession or organization 
D)  captures the "unwritten rules" in an organization

Question 9

Justifying cheating because it will help you get into graduate school is an example of which of Schwartz's six reasons for unethical behavior?

Accepted Answer

A)  decision-making autonomy 
B)  bias 
C)  interpersonal conflicts 
D)  threats to self-efficacy 
A)  decision-making autonomy 
B)  bias 
C)  interpersonal conflicts 
D)  threats to self-efficacy

Question 10

______ explains why otherwise moral people can engage in unethical behavior without apparent guilt or self-censure.

Accepted Answer

A)  Poor upbringing 
B)  Lack of education 
C)  Moral disengagement 
D)  Lack of intelligence 
A)  Poor upbringing 
B)  Lack of education 
C)  Moral disengagement 
D)  Lack of intelligence

Question 11

While morals and ethics may seem to be an individual concern, the reality is that behavior shapes ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  success 
B)  culture 
C)  everything 
D)  thinking 
A)  success 
B)  culture 
C)  everything 
D)  thinking

Question 12

The BASE model provides a framework for building the skills of ethical leadership. It is made up of four activities: Begin with you, Assess, ______, Evaluate.

Accepted Answer

A)  See opportunity 
B)  Seek growth 
C)  Seek options 
D)  See history 
A)  See opportunity 
B)  Seek growth 
C)  Seek options 
D)  See history

Question 13

Practicing one's ______ helps an individual actively design their living moral principles or code.

Accepted Answer

A)  guiding questions 
B)  philosophy 
C)  mission 
D)  virtues 
A)  guiding questions 
B)  philosophy 
C)  mission 
D)  virtues

Question 14

According to research by the U.S. Air Force Academy, the Decision-Action Gap can occur when an individual succumbs to the pressure of an ethical dilemma or when an individual ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  lacks the necessary character strengths 
B)  did not receive the proper training 
C)  has poor information available to them 
D)  is concerned about how they will be perceived 
A)  lacks the necessary character strengths 
B)  did not receive the proper training 
C)  has poor information available to them 
D)  is concerned about how they will be perceived

Question 15

The term ______ involves acting on what you believe to be right or wrong in a situation.

Accepted Answer

A)  ethical decision-making 
B)  moral clarity 
C)  principled leadership 
D)  moral leadership 
A)  ethical decision-making 
B)  moral clarity 
C)  principled leadership 
D)  moral leadership

Question 16

What are virtues?

Accepted Answer

Morally good traits,

Question 17

You don't have to have a position or title to make a difference ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  but you should strive for one because they usually help 
B)  period 
C)  so don't worry about them 
D)  but there are contexts where formal power can help 
A)  but you should strive for one because they usually help 
B)  period 
C)  so don't worry about them 
D)  but there are contexts where formal power can help

Question 18

Which of the following is not one of the key questions relevant in the "Seek Options" phase of the BASE model?

Accepted Answer

A)  How will my decision impact others? 
B)  What authority do I have to act? 
C)  What is at stake if I do not act? What is at stake if I do? 
D)  How do others perceive the problem? Can I empathize with their experience of the issue? 
A)  How will my decision impact others? 
B)  What authority do I have to act? 
C)  What is at stake if I do not act? What is at stake if I do? 
D)  How do others perceive the problem? Can I empathize with their experience of the issue?

Question 19

______ are morally good traits, behaviors, and/or habits that determine an individual's character.

Accepted Answer

A)  Mental models 
B)  Ideals 
C)  Values 
D)  Virtues 
A)  Mental models 
B)  Ideals 
C)  Values 
D)  Virtues

Virtues, moral principles, and values all contribute to an individual's ______.

Cheating on a take-home exam is an example of which of Schwartz's six reasons for unethical behavior?

The leadership process should leave others feeling like partners in ______.

What is the Action-Decision gap?

Doing nothing when you observe your supervisor make an unethical choice is an example of which of Schwartz's six reasons for unethical behavior?

Which of the following is not one of the key questions relevant in the "Begin with you" phase of the BASE model?

A code of ethics is a document that ______.

Justifying cheating because it will help you get into graduate school is an example of which of Schwartz's six reasons for unethical behavior?

______ explains why otherwise moral people can engage in unethical behavior without apparent guilt or self-censure.

While morals and ethics may seem to be an individual concern, the reality is that behavior shapes ______.

The BASE model provides a framework for building the skills of ethical leadership. It is made up of four activities: Begin with you, Assess, ______, Evaluate.

Practicing one's ______ helps an individual actively design their living moral principles or code.

According to research by the U.S. Air Force Academy, the Decision-Action Gap can occur when an individual succumbs to the pressure of an ethical dilemma or when an individual ______.

The term ______ involves acting on what you believe to be right or wrong in a situation.

What are virtues?

You don't have to have a position or title to make a difference ______.

Which of the following is not one of the key questions relevant in the "Seek Options" phase of the BASE model?

______ are morally good traits, behaviors, and/or habits that determine an individual's character.

A Framework for Leadership Success: Design and Your Core

Designing Your Perceptions of Leaders and Leadership

Designing Your Leadership Capacity

Design Thinking and Brain Leading

Decision-Making

Influence, Power and Motivation

Creativity, Problem-Solving, and Idea-Generating

Effective Practices for Leading Others to Success

Utilizing Change Processes Effectively

Culture

Leading a Team

Designing a Culture That Cares

Creating a Culture of Innovation

Entrepreneurial Leadership

Systems and Sustainability

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Exam 4: Your Values and Ethical Actions

Virtues, moral principles, and values all contribute to an individual's ______.

Cheating on a take-home exam is an example of which of Schwartz's six reasons for unethical behavior?

The leadership process should leave others feeling like partners in ______.

What is the Action-Decision gap?

Doing nothing when you observe your supervisor make an unethical choice is an example of which of Schwartz's six reasons for unethical behavior?

Which of the following is not one of the key questions relevant in the "Begin with you" phase of the BASE model?

A code of ethics is a document that ______.

Justifying cheating because it will help you get into graduate school is an example of which of Schwartz's six reasons for unethical behavior?

______ explains why otherwise moral people can engage in unethical behavior without apparent guilt or self-censure.

While morals and ethics may seem to be an individual concern, the reality is that behavior shapes ______.

The BASE model provides a framework for building the skills of ethical leadership. It is made up of four activities: Begin with you, Assess, ______, Evaluate.

Practicing one's ______ helps an individual actively design their living moral principles or code.

According to research by the U.S. Air Force Academy, the Decision-Action Gap can occur when an individual succumbs to the pressure of an ethical dilemma or when an individual ______.

The term ______ involves acting on what you believe to be right or wrong in a situation.

What are virtues?

You don't have to have a position or title to make a difference ______.

Which of the following is not one of the key questions relevant in the "Seek Options" phase of the BASE model?

______ are morally good traits, behaviors, and/or habits that determine an individual's character.

A Framework for Leadership Success: Design and Your Core

Designing Your Perceptions of Leaders and Leadership

Designing Your Leadership Capacity

Design Thinking and Brain Leading

Decision-Making

Influence, Power and Motivation

Creativity, Problem-Solving, and Idea-Generating

Effective Practices for Leading Others to Success

Utilizing Change Processes Effectively

Culture

Leading a Team

Designing a Culture That Cares

Creating a Culture of Innovation

Entrepreneurial Leadership

Systems and Sustainability

Filters