11. __________ is a frame work most consistent with ethical decision-making in the global and community level marketplace. _________________ focuses on being the type of person you wish to be such that your decisions would be one that reinforces the integrity of oneself.

A. Objectivism; Virtue Ethics

B. Integrative Social Contract Theory; Virtue Ethics

C. Ethic of Care; Integrative Social Contract Theory

D. Integrative Social Contract Theory; Ethic of Care

12. True Employee termination story. The company discovered that a long-time, once loyal employee had been embezzling money from them for the last three years of her employment to the tune of nearly $150,000. The company's president and V.P. asked her to attend a meeting with their legal counsel. At the meeting, they showed the employee slides of cancelled checks she made out to herself and asked her if they looked familiar. The employee hung her head in shame. The company called security to collect her belongings and escort her outside where law enforcement was waiting for her. About employee discipline and termination, it is mentioned that according to Jack, Welch, former CEO of General Electric, and his wife, the right way to terminate employees comes down to two principles. The method used to terminate the employee in this scenario violated which of these two principles?

A. The termination should not come as surprise

B. The termination should be handled with dignity

C. The termination should be done privately

D. None of the above

13. A couple walks into a specially store looking for an air purifier. There was an advertising placard placed beside the Ionic Breeze Purifier 5000, which, worked by silent electronic propulsion, circulating air with no motor. A salesman approached and began giving his spiel about the purifier, stating that its ozone guard converts by product ozone to oxygen and its filter traps 99.9% of microscopic allergens. He also stated that this specific model has been known to cure the common cold, as well as many strains of the flu virus. This claim was, in fact, unsupported by evidence. Based on Chris Moore's 2006 speech on ethics in advertising, the claims made by the salesman:

A. Is probably unethical because he must tell the whole truth about the product or service being advertised, even if doing so will disclose unflattering features about their client's product or service.

B. Is probably not unethical, as they put his product in the best light consistent with the truth, even if it was not the whole truth.

C. Is probably not unethical because there was nothing he said that would have offended the most sensitive 15% of the advertising audience.

D. Is probably unethical because he must tell the whole truth in advertising about a product or service aimed at an especially vulnerable audiance, such as children or the elderly.