Actions have been suggested for integrating ethical decision making

The means-end, utilitarian, and professional standards principles are all examples of ____ principles that may be used to provide an ethical justification for a person's decisions and behaviors.

a.	balancing interests
b.	self-serving
c.	concern for others
d.	situational effects

 ANS:  A                 

   46.   Women and men can be paid differently by an organization without violating the Equal Pay Act of 1963 if the difference is due to any of the following except:

a.	working conditions
b.	a seniority system
c.	a difference in training
d.	affiliation with executives

 ANS:  D                  

   47.   All of the following actions have been suggested for integrating ethical decision making into the day-to-day life of the organization except:

a.	establish a whistle-blowing procedure and follow it
b.	include ethical decision making in the performance appraisal process
c.	involve employees in the identification of ethical problems
d.	publicize the names of individuals who violate the ethics policy

 ANS:  D                 

   48.   The more ____ a decision maker can be about who may experience benefits or costs from a particular decision, the more likely it is that ethical decisions will be made.

a.	tentative
b.	general
c.	specific
d.	inclusive

 

ANS:  C