ETHICS 1 and 2
問題一覧
1
refers to the ethics that a person identifies with in respect to people and situations that they deal with in everyday life.
Personal ethics
2
refers to the ethics that a
person must adhere to in respect of their interactions and business dealings in their professional life.
Professional ethics
3
Some people define ________ ethics as conscience
and __________ ethics as a standardized code: by these definitions, a person can be torn between conflicting ethical beliefs.
personal : professional
4
Others define _______, in general, as moral
guidelines and say that personal ethics and
professional ethics are just different ways to apply a single moral code. By that definition, they are much less likely to conflict.
ethics
5
Some people use the term "_______ ______" to describe their own moral code – the values and standards by which they operate in their daily
lives.
personal ethics
6
Some other personal ethics examples can include:
(4)
➢ Always speaking the truth. ➢ Respect for elders. ➢ Never hurting anyone intentionally. ➢ Always treating others with kindness.
7
Another definition for "_______ _____" is an
individual's code of behavior toward the people around him and the efforts he makes to be the best person he can be in his private life.
personal ethics
8
A man may have specific ideas about how much it is acceptable to drink when he is out with his friends. He may make this decision based on his knowledge of his own behavior when he drinks, his knowledge of his friends' level of comfort with his drinking and how his drinking may impact his productivity the next day. These are all considerations of ____________.
personal ethics
9
True or False
More often than not people at work resolve moral
conflicts by drawing a line between their professional and individual roles.
True
10
True or False
In other words, they separate their work from their personal life and follow their professional code of conduct.
True
11
are an individual's efforts to be the best person possible in his work life.
Professional ethics
12
It may be personally ethical for the man to have two drinks with his friends, but it may not be professionally ethical for him to have the same two drinks before coming to work. He would not be violating any personal codes about drinking; however, any level of intoxication would be inappropriate in a ___________
professional context.
13
are a complex series of values that guide
human actions.
Ethics
14
True or False
Many individuals are led by ethics both in their personal lives and in the world of work. The ethical constraints that guide these individuals in each arena are not, however, necessarily the same.
True
15
True or False
Though there is commonly some overlap,
personal and professional ethics often differ
from each, leading individuals to behave
differently depending upon the setting.
True
16
are the dictates of an individual's
conscience
personal ethics
17
are the individual's commitment to follow a particular code of behavior that is defined by his profession.
professional ethics
18
Professional ethics can include: (4)
➢ Punctuality at work. ➢ Meeting deadlines. ➢ Not gossiping about colleagues. ➢ Maintaining company confidentiality and privacy.
19
When an individual first enters the world of
work, he begins to develop his _______
professional ethics
20
he is generally guided by two influences.
• The first influence is the ___________ of coworkers to whom he may turn as models.
• The second is his ________
perceived ethical or unethical behavior preexisting ethics
21
These ____________, likely developed long
before the individual entered the world of
work, serve as a framework upon which he can build his professional ethics.
personal ethics
22
True or False
Though personal and professional ethics differ, it can be a challenge for employees if their professional ethics lead them to violate a rule of personal ethics.
True
23
An ___________ is a paradox that comes up when there are two or more options, but neither of them are the best ethical or moral option.
ethical dilemma
24
False accounting, sexual harassment, data privacy, nepotism, discrimination-these are just some of the ______________ that happen in today's workplace
ethical dilemmas
25
How Can I Handle Ethical Dilemmas in the Workplace? (4)
•Decide what your ethics are before you start a job •Communicate with your manager. •Work with HR if necessary •Know when to get out.
26
True or False
during the development of professional ethics, an individual’s personal ethics may also slightly change.
true
27
As a ________ of a group, one should abide by ethical operations which positively reflect the basic principles of the group.
member
28
True or False
the ethical constraints an individual
operates within during her early years on the
job are not the ones she will operate within in
years to come.
True
29
____________ are constantly evolving to meet the changing demands of the rapidly moving world.
professional ethics
30
True or False
Employees should avoid seeing this ethics
evolution as a failure to abide by previous rules of behavior, but instead as a normal and
healthy part of the ethics development process.
True
31
_____________ tend to develop with
practical outcomes in mind while __________ come from hearts and souls.
Professional ethics : Personal ethics
32
True or False
It doesn't makes sense for a company to post a code of ethics and use this document as a marketing tool.
False. It makes sense
33
True or False
Acting ethically as a professional is good
business practice.
True
34
For the typical __________ person, it makes more sense to simply do good work and build your company by earning the respect and trust of your clients and business associates. Deliver the quantity and quality specified in your contract. Honor the terms of your agreements, even if you haven't put them in writing. Treat your employees with dignity and respect, and pay them as fairly as you can
small business
35
Ture or False
Acting ethically as an individual is good personal practice and it helps you to build strong relationships and sleep soundly at night. Personal ethical systems can be categorical, or geared towards doing good for its own sake.
True
36
_________ systems can also be utilitarian,
or geared towards doing good for the sake of
creating outcomes that improve quality of life
for as many people as possible.
Personal ethical
37
True or False
Treating friends and neighbors with kindness cannot be the basis of a personal ethical system. Telling the truth is a personal ethical value as well, as is refraining from theft.
False: Can be the basis
38
As the ________ of a group, one must adhere to a
code of ethics in order to establish the
guidelines and boundaries of the group.
leader
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1
refers to the ethics that a person identifies with in respect to people and situations that they deal with in everyday life.
Personal ethics
2
refers to the ethics that a
person must adhere to in respect of their interactions and business dealings in their professional life.
Professional ethics
3
Some people define ________ ethics as conscience
and __________ ethics as a standardized code: by these definitions, a person can be torn between conflicting ethical beliefs.
personal : professional
4
Others define _______, in general, as moral
guidelines and say that personal ethics and
professional ethics are just different ways to apply a single moral code. By that definition, they are much less likely to conflict.
ethics
5
Some people use the term "_______ ______" to describe their own moral code – the values and standards by which they operate in their daily
lives.
personal ethics
6
Some other personal ethics examples can include:
(4)
➢ Always speaking the truth. ➢ Respect for elders. ➢ Never hurting anyone intentionally. ➢ Always treating others with kindness.
7
Another definition for "_______ _____" is an
individual's code of behavior toward the people around him and the efforts he makes to be the best person he can be in his private life.
personal ethics
8
A man may have specific ideas about how much it is acceptable to drink when he is out with his friends. He may make this decision based on his knowledge of his own behavior when he drinks, his knowledge of his friends' level of comfort with his drinking and how his drinking may impact his productivity the next day. These are all considerations of ____________.
personal ethics
9
True or False
More often than not people at work resolve moral
conflicts by drawing a line between their professional and individual roles.
True
10
True or False
In other words, they separate their work from their personal life and follow their professional code of conduct.
True
11
are an individual's efforts to be the best person possible in his work life.
Professional ethics
12
It may be personally ethical for the man to have two drinks with his friends, but it may not be professionally ethical for him to have the same two drinks before coming to work. He would not be violating any personal codes about drinking; however, any level of intoxication would be inappropriate in a ___________
professional context.
13
are a complex series of values that guide
human actions.
Ethics
14
True or False
Many individuals are led by ethics both in their personal lives and in the world of work. The ethical constraints that guide these individuals in each arena are not, however, necessarily the same.
True
15
True or False
Though there is commonly some overlap,
personal and professional ethics often differ
from each, leading individuals to behave
differently depending upon the setting.
True
16
are the dictates of an individual's
conscience
personal ethics
17
are the individual's commitment to follow a particular code of behavior that is defined by his profession.
professional ethics
18
Professional ethics can include: (4)
➢ Punctuality at work. ➢ Meeting deadlines. ➢ Not gossiping about colleagues. ➢ Maintaining company confidentiality and privacy.
19
When an individual first enters the world of
work, he begins to develop his _______
professional ethics
20
he is generally guided by two influences.
• The first influence is the ___________ of coworkers to whom he may turn as models.
• The second is his ________
perceived ethical or unethical behavior preexisting ethics
21
These ____________, likely developed long
before the individual entered the world of
work, serve as a framework upon which he can build his professional ethics.
personal ethics
22
True or False
Though personal and professional ethics differ, it can be a challenge for employees if their professional ethics lead them to violate a rule of personal ethics.
True
23
An ___________ is a paradox that comes up when there are two or more options, but neither of them are the best ethical or moral option.
ethical dilemma
24
False accounting, sexual harassment, data privacy, nepotism, discrimination-these are just some of the ______________ that happen in today's workplace
ethical dilemmas
25
How Can I Handle Ethical Dilemmas in the Workplace? (4)
•Decide what your ethics are before you start a job •Communicate with your manager. •Work with HR if necessary •Know when to get out.
26
True or False
during the development of professional ethics, an individual’s personal ethics may also slightly change.
true
27
As a ________ of a group, one should abide by ethical operations which positively reflect the basic principles of the group.
member
28
True or False
the ethical constraints an individual
operates within during her early years on the
job are not the ones she will operate within in
years to come.
True
29
____________ are constantly evolving to meet the changing demands of the rapidly moving world.
professional ethics
30
True or False
Employees should avoid seeing this ethics
evolution as a failure to abide by previous rules of behavior, but instead as a normal and
healthy part of the ethics development process.
True
31
_____________ tend to develop with
practical outcomes in mind while __________ come from hearts and souls.
Professional ethics : Personal ethics
32
True or False
It doesn't makes sense for a company to post a code of ethics and use this document as a marketing tool.
False. It makes sense
33
True or False
Acting ethically as a professional is good
business practice.
True
34
For the typical __________ person, it makes more sense to simply do good work and build your company by earning the respect and trust of your clients and business associates. Deliver the quantity and quality specified in your contract. Honor the terms of your agreements, even if you haven't put them in writing. Treat your employees with dignity and respect, and pay them as fairly as you can
small business
35
Ture or False
Acting ethically as an individual is good personal practice and it helps you to build strong relationships and sleep soundly at night. Personal ethical systems can be categorical, or geared towards doing good for its own sake.
True
36
_________ systems can also be utilitarian,
or geared towards doing good for the sake of
creating outcomes that improve quality of life
for as many people as possible.
Personal ethical
37
True or False
Treating friends and neighbors with kindness cannot be the basis of a personal ethical system. Telling the truth is a personal ethical value as well, as is refraining from theft.
False: Can be the basis
38
As the ________ of a group, one must adhere to a
code of ethics in order to establish the
guidelines and boundaries of the group.
leader