Part 1 of 1 –
Question 1 of 20
0.25 Points
Which of the following groups or individuals are
considered stakeholders in business?
A.employees
B.competitors
C.suppliers
D.consumers
E.all
of the above
Question 2 of 20
0.25 Points
Which of the following
items is not a cost associated with unethical behaviors?
A.legal
costs
B.employee
theft
C.reputation
costs
D.investor
confidence
E.monitoring
costs
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Question
3 of 20
0.25
Points
Which of the following
operational areas are not confronted with ethical issues?
A.upper
management
B.secretaries/administrative
assistants
C.mid-level
management
D.boards
of directors
E.none
of the above
Question 4 of 20
0.25
Points
Employee theft can include
which of the following:
A.stealing
money
B.stealing
time
C.stealing
products
D.all
of the above
E.none
of the above
Question 5 of 20
0.25 Points
Monitoring costs can be
incurred by organizations for which of the following reasons:
A.employee
surveillance
B.increased
supervision costs
C.new
rules and regulations
D.all
of the above
E.none
of the above
Question 6 of 20
0.25 Points
Which of the following is not a competitive advantage
associated with ethical organizations?
A.employee
motivation and productivity
B.employee
recruitment
C.reputational
equity
D.all
of the above
E.none
of the above
Question 7 of 20
0.25 Points
Which of the
following views of human nature have implications for the way ethical
issues are addressed by management?
A.humans
are born with prior knowledge of right and wrong
B.humans
are born good
C.humans
are born with inherited sin
D.humans
are blank slates
E.all
of the above
F.none
of the above
Question
8 of 20
0.25
Points
Which of the following is
not considered one of Kohlbergs six stages of moral development?
A.social-contract
orientation
B.universal
ethical principles orientation
C.obedience-and-punishment
orientation
D.blank
slate orientation
E.none
of the above
Question 9 of 20
0.25
Points
In Kohlbergs theory of moral
development, the postconventional level of moral reasoning is based on which of
the following:
A.applying
abstract universal principles
B.applying
the laws of society
C.applying
group membership standards
D.considering
benefit to the individual
E.none
of the above
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Question 10 of 20
0.25 Points
In Kohlbergs theory of
moral development, the preconventional level of moral reasoning includes
which of the following:
A.obedience-and-punishment
orientation
B.applying
abstract universal principles
C.considering
the interests of others
D.considerations
of pleasing others
E.none
of the above
Question 11 of 20
0.25
Points
In Kohlbergs theory of moral
development, the conventional level of moral reasoning is based on which of the
following:
A.applying
abstract universal principles
B.considering
the interests of others
C.the
interests of the individual
D.obedience-and-punishment
orientation
E.none
of the above
Question 12 of 20
0.25
Points
Which of the following can
lead to unintended unethical behavior?
A.misaligned
management systems
B.situational
ambiguity
C.insufficient
knowledge
D.all
of the above
E.none
of the above
Question 13 of 20
0.25 Points
Which of the following is
not cited as a reason people intentionally behave unethically?
A.avoiding
punishment and seeking praise
B.feeling
pressure to do so by those in authority
C.believing
that the organizational culture encourages or tolerates unethical behavior
D.feeling
pressure to do so by overly aggressive business objectives
E.feeling
pressure to do so by moral imperatives*
Question 14 of 20
0.25
Points
The three levels of
Kohlbergs stages of moral development are distinguished by…
A.an
individuals needs and wants
B.an
individuals relationship with him/herself
C.an
individuals universal principles
D.an
individuals relationship with society
E.none
of the above
Question 15 of 20
0.25
Points
Which of the following is not
one of Kidders ethical dilemmas based on competing values?
A.short
term versus long term
B.truth
versus loyalty
C.morality
versus ambiguity
D.individual
versus community
E.justice
versus mercy
Question 16 of 20
0.25 Points
Applying universal ethical
principles such as justice and equality is associated with the
preconventional level of moral development.
A.True
B.False
Question 17 of 20
0.25 Points
Which of the following are
considered universal ethical principles?
A.the
Golden Rule
B.justice
C.equality
D.all
of the above
E.none
of the above
Question 18 of 20
0.25 Points
Motivation to progress
through the stages of moral development involves which of the following:
A.moral
discomfort
B.moral
comfort
C.moral
complacency
D.all
of the above
E.none
of the above
Question 19 of 20
0.25
Points
Egocentric punishment
avoidance is associated with the preconventional level of moral development.
A.True
B.False
Question 20 of 20
0.25
Points
Which of the following is not
a typical reason why good people occasionally behave unethically?
A.a
good person chose one set of values over a competing set of values
B.a
good person may justify the unethical behavior based on a reason considered
more compelling
C.a
good person may not have intended to generate the resultant unethical outcome
D.a
good person may think he/she can get away with unethical behavior
E.a
good person may choose not to prevent an unethical behavior for compelling
reasons such as fear of retaliation.
Part 1 of 1 -Question 1 of 200.25 PointsWhich of the following groups or individuals are
considered stakeholders in business? A.employees B.competitors C.suppliers D.consumers E.all
of the aboveQuestion 2 of 200.25 PointsWhich of the following
items is not a cost associated with unethical behaviors? A.legal
costs B.employee
theft C.reputation
costs D.investor
confidence E.monitoring
costs.apus.edu/portal/tool/2912a44b-f7d7-4490-bc54-3b5fff8cbbd8/jsf/delivery/deliverAssessment”>Reset Selection0.25
PointsWhich of the following
operational areas are not confronted with ethical issues?A.upper
managementB.secretaries/administrative
assistantsC.mid-level
managementD.boards
of directorsE.none
of the above0.25
PointsEmployee theft can include
which of the following:A.stealing
moneyB.stealing
timeC.stealing
productsD.all
of the aboveE.none
of the above0.25 PointsMonitoring costs can be
incurred by organizations for which of the following reasons:A.employee
surveillanceB.increased
supervision costsC.new
rules and regulationsD.all
of the aboveE.none
of the above0.25 PointsWhich of the following is not a competitive advantage
associated with ethical organizations?A.employee
motivation and productivityB.employee
recruitmentC.reputational
equityD.all
of the aboveE.none
of the above
0.25 PointsWhich of the
following views of human nature have implications for the way ethical
issues are addressed by management?A.humans
are born with prior knowledge of right and wrongB.humans
are born goodC.humans
are born with inherited sinD.humans
are blank slatesE.all
of the aboveF.none
of the above0.25
PointsWhich of the following is
not considered one of Kohlbergs six stages of moral development?A.social-contract
orientationB.universal
ethical principles orientationC.obedience-and-punishment
orientationD.blank
slate orientationE.none
of the aboveQuestion 9 of 200.25
PointsIn Kohlbergs theory of moral
development, the postconventional level of moral reasoning is based on which of
the following: A.applying
abstract universal principles B.applying
the laws of society C.applying
group membership standards D.considering
benefit to the individual E.none
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moral development, the preconventional level of moral reasoning includes
which of the following: A.obedience-and-punishment
orientation B.applying
abstract universal principles C.considering
the interests of others D.considerations
of pleasing others E.none
of the aboveQuestion 11 of 200.25
PointsIn Kohlbergs theory of moral
development, the conventional level of moral reasoning is based on which of the
following: A.applying
abstract universal principles B.considering
the interests of others C.the
interests of the individual D.obedience-and-punishment
orientation E.none
of the aboveQuestion 12 of 200.25
PointsWhich of the following can
lead to unintended unethical behavior? A.misaligned
management systems B.situational
ambiguity C.insufficient
knowledge D.all
of the above E.none
of the aboveQuestion 13 of 200.25 PointsWhich of the following is
not cited as a reason people intentionally behave unethically? A.avoiding
punishment and seeking praise B.feeling
pressure to do so by those in authority C.believing
that the organizational culture encourages or tolerates unethical behavior D.feeling
pressure to do so by overly aggressive business objectives E.feeling
pressure to do so by moral imperatives*Question 14 of 200.25
PointsThe three levels of
Kohlbergs stages of moral development are distinguished by… A.an
individuals needs and wants B.an
individuals relationship with him/herself C.an
individuals universal principles D.an
individuals relationship with society E.none
of the aboveQuestion 15 of 200.25
PointsWhich of the following is not
one of Kidders ethical dilemmas based on competing values? A.short
term versus long term B.truth
versus loyalty C.morality
versus ambiguity D.individual
versus community E.justice
versus mercyQuestion 16 of 200.25 PointsApplying universal ethical
principles such as justice and equality is associated with the
preconventional level of moral development. A.True B.FalseQuestion 17 of 200.25 PointsWhich of the following are
considered universal ethical principles? A.the
Golden Rule B.justice C.equality D.all
of the above E.none
of the aboveQuestion 18 of 200.25 PointsMotivation to progress
through the stages of moral development involves which of the following: A.moral
discomfort B.moral
comfort C.moral
complacency D.all
of the above E.none
of the aboveQuestion 19 of 200.25
PointsEgocentric punishment
avoidance is associated with the preconventional level of moral development. A.True B.FalseQuestion 20 of 200.25
PointsWhich of the following is not
a typical reason why good people occasionally behave unethically? A.a
good person chose one set of values over a competing set of values B.a
good person may justify the unethical behavior based on a reason considered
more compelling C.a
good person may not have intended to generate the resultant unethical outcome D.a
good person may think he/she can get away with unethical behavior E.a
good person may choose not to prevent an unethical behavior for compelling
reasons such as fear of retaliation.
