Question 1

Which is not an example of an ethical principle?&#10;A)respecting the rights of others&#10;B)taking responsibility for one's actions&#10;C)following the golden rule&#10;D)All of the above are examples.

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D

Question 2

&#34;This doesn't feel right to me; my conscience is telling me that it's wrong.&#34; Which source of ethical beliefs does this statement reflect?&#10;A)authority&#10;B)culture&#10;C)intuition&#10;D)reason

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C

Question 3

Keeping one's promises is an example of a universal ethical principle.

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True

Question 4

Legal standards change only when new information causes people's thinking about the standards to change.

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Question 5

Which is a source of people's ethical values?&#10;A)family&#10;B)life experiences&#10;C)television&#10;D)all of the above

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Question 6

A legal standard is usually higher than an ethical standard.

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Question 7

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: Refers to social expectations concerning manners or social graces&#10;Refers to social expectations concerning manners or social graces&#10;Refers to social expectations concerning manners or social graces&#10;Refers to social expectations concerning manners or social graces&#10;Refers to social expectations concerning manners or social graces&#10;Refers to social expectations concerning manners or social graces&#10;Refers to social expectations concerning manners or social graces&#10;Refers to social expectations concerning manners or social graces&#10;Refers to social expectations concerning manners or social graces&#10;Refers to social expectations concerning manners or social graces&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that the morality of an action depends on the beliefs of one's culture or nation&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that the morality of an action depends on the beliefs of one's culture or nation&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that the morality of an action depends on the beliefs of one's culture or nation&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that the morality of an action depends on the beliefs of one's culture or nation&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that the morality of an action depends on the beliefs of one's culture or nation&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that the morality of an action depends on the beliefs of one's culture or nation&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that the morality of an action depends on the beliefs of one's culture or nation&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that the morality of an action depends on the beliefs of one's culture or nation&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that the morality of an action depends on the beliefs of one's culture or nation&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that the morality of an action depends on the beliefs of one's culture or nation&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that principles of right and wrong have been built into a person's conscience&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that principles of right and wrong have been built into a person's conscience&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that principles of right and wrong have been built into a person's conscience&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that principles of right and wrong have been built into a person's conscience&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that principles of right and wrong have been built into a person's conscience&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that principles of right and wrong have been built into a person's conscience&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that principles of right and wrong have been built into a person's conscience&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that principles of right and wrong have been built into a person's conscience&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that principles of right and wrong have been built into a person's conscience&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that principles of right and wrong have been built into a person's conscience&#10;General statements of how people should or should not act&#10;General statements of how people should or should not act&#10;General statements of how people should or should not act&#10;General statements of how people should or should not act&#10;General statements of how people should or should not act&#10;General statements of how people should or should not act&#10;General statements of how people should or should not act&#10;General statements of how people should or should not act&#10;General statements of how people should or should not act&#10;General statements of how people should or should not act&#10;Refers to social expectations of people's moral behavior&#10;Refers to social expectations of people's moral behavior&#10;Refers to social expectations of people's moral behavior&#10;Refers to social expectations of people's moral behavior&#10;Refers to social expectations of people's moral behavior&#10;Refers to social expectations of people's moral behavior&#10;Refers to social expectations of people's moral behavior&#10;Refers to social expectations of people's moral behavior&#10;Refers to social expectations of people's moral behavior&#10;Refers to social expectations of people's moral behavior&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that consistent, logical thinking should be the primary tool used in making ethical decisions&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that consistent, logical thinking should be the primary tool used in making ethical decisions&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that consistent, logical thinking should be the primary tool used in making ethical decisions&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that consistent, logical thinking should be the primary tool used in making ethical decisions&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that consistent, logical thinking should be the primary tool used in making ethical decisions&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that consistent, logical thinking should be the primary tool used in making ethical decisions&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that consistent, logical thinking should be the primary tool used in making ethical decisions&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that consistent, logical thinking should be the primary tool used in making ethical decisions&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that consistent, logical thinking should be the primary tool used in making ethical decisions&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that consistent, logical thinking should be the primary tool used in making ethical decisions&#10;Refers to rules of behavior imposed on people by governments&#10;Refers to rules of behavior imposed on people by governments&#10;Refers to rules of behavior imposed on people by governments&#10;Refers to rules of behavior imposed on people by governments&#10;Refers to rules of behavior imposed on people by governments&#10;Refers to rules of behavior imposed on people by governments&#10;Refers to rules of behavior imposed on people by governments&#10;Refers to rules of behavior imposed on people by governments&#10;Refers to rules of behavior imposed on people by governments&#10;Refers to rules of behavior imposed on people by governments&#10;The belief that because ethical values vary widely, there can be no universal ethical principles that apply to everyone&#10;The belief that because ethical values vary widely, there can be no universal ethical principles that apply to everyone&#10;The belief that because ethical values vary widely, there can be no universal ethical principles that apply to everyone&#10;The belief that because ethical values vary widely, there can be no universal ethical principles that apply to everyone&#10;The belief that because ethical values vary widely, there can be no universal ethical principles that apply to everyone&#10;The belief that because ethical values vary widely, there can be no universal ethical principles that apply to everyone&#10;The belief that because ethical values vary widely, there can be no universal ethical principles that apply to everyone&#10;The belief that because ethical values vary widely, there can be no universal ethical principles that apply to everyone&#10;The belief that because ethical values vary widely, there can be no universal ethical principles that apply to everyone&#10;The belief that because ethical values vary widely, there can be no universal ethical principles that apply to everyone&#10;The belief that because there are laws and policies to cover issues of right and wrong, ethics is irrelevant&#10;The belief that because there are laws and policies to cover issues of right and wrong, ethics is irrelevant&#10;The belief that because there are laws and policies to cover issues of right and wrong, ethics is irrelevant&#10;The belief that because there are laws and policies to cover issues of right and wrong, ethics is irrelevant&#10;The belief that because there are laws and policies to cover issues of right and wrong, ethics is irrelevant&#10;The belief that because there are laws and policies to cover issues of right and wrong, ethics is irrelevant&#10;The belief that because there are laws and policies to cover issues of right and wrong, ethics is irrelevant&#10;The belief that because there are laws and policies to cover issues of right and wrong, ethics is irrelevant&#10;The belief that because there are laws and policies to cover issues of right and wrong, ethics is irrelevant&#10;The belief that because there are laws and policies to cover issues of right and wrong, ethics is irrelevant&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that an action is right or wrong because someone important said so&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that an action is right or wrong because someone important said so&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that an action is right or wrong because someone important said so&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that an action is right or wrong because someone important said so&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that an action is right or wrong because someone important said so&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that an action is right or wrong because someone important said so&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that an action is right or wrong because someone important said so&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that an action is right or wrong because someone important said so&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that an action is right or wrong because someone important said so&#10;A source of ethical beliefs holding that an action is right or wrong because someone important said so

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Question 8

The standard of law is based on reason and logic.

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Question 9

A(n)_____ is an accepted level of behavior to which people are expected to conform.&#10;A)ethical principle&#10;B)authority&#10;C)standard&#10;D)legalism

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Question 10

_____ refers to that part of human behavior that can be evaluated in terms of right and wrong.&#10;A)Intuition&#10;B)Morality&#10;C)Conscience&#10;D)A credo

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Question 11

If a belief is evaluated as right or wrong according to whether the reasons and arguments supporting it make more logical sense than those against it, the standard of _____ is being applied.&#10;A)etiquette&#10;B)law&#10;C)ethics&#10;D)excellence

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Question 12

Arguments that right or wrong do not exist are often based on legalism or relativism.

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Question 13

Most people agree on most ethical questions.

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Question 14

The fundamental question in ethics is how people should behave.

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Question 15

According to writer and philosopher Richard Doss, most people acquire their ethical beliefs from&#10;A)authority, family, culture, and education.&#10;B)laws, morality, culture, and family.&#10;C)family, religion, education, and culture.&#10;D)authority, culture, intuition, and reason.

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Question 16

An important difference between the standard of ethics and the standard of etiquette is that issues covered by the standard of etiquette are not as&#10;A)serious.&#10;B)helpful.&#10;C)common.&#10;D)valid.

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