Exam 4: Ethics and Corrections

Which of the following subcultural values was identified by probation and parole managers in 1994 and 1995?

In a religious perspective, rights and wrongs are just, clear, and knowable through reason.

According to your text, the most obvious reason people behave unethically is ______.

How many students have lost federal financial aid eligibility because of a drug conviction?

Openness is more likely to reduce unethical behavior and defuse the power of negative subcultures.

The moral commitment to make the world a better place is called ______.

The war on drugs was first mentioned by ______.

______ is the ability to make choices and act or not act on them.

The ability to make choices and act or not act on those choices is called ______.

How many people were arrested for a nonviolent drug offense in 2014?

The natural law framework ______.

Negative subculture is a key feature of correctional environments that would make staff and management more prone to unethical behavior.

Youth Services International operates 18% of the juvenile facilities in Florida.

Natural laws about what is right or wrong are relative to time and place.

Women are more likely to be concerned about the care of others as guiding how they behave.

Which of the following is a reason that individuals may behave unethically?

Morality is concerned with what is right or wrong in the professional sphere.

Utilitarian calculus weighs the ______.

Actions taken by officials that violate the law and/or the formal rules of an organization, but that are clearly oriented toward the needs and goals of the organization, as perceived by the official, and thus fulfill certain informal rules of the organization are known as ______.

Utilitarianism holds that actions that are good conform to the categorical imperative.