A difficult choice between two moral principles that are in conflict with one another is known as a/an: Multiple Choice ethical relativism situational ethics ethical dilemma conflict ethics What is the one virtue that people should want in a boss, to trust a boss? Multiple Choice Diligence Commitment Honesty Sense of humor Civility requires all but the following: Multiple Choice Restraint Politeness Respect Disregard Teleology deals with: Multiple Choice Consequences of actions Fairness to others Respecting the rights of others Following prescribed virtue characteristics Virtue ethics emphasizes development of good habits of character. What should be the greatest reward of practicing good habits of character, according to Macintyre? Multiple Choice External rewards Loyalty from others Internal rewards Authority of rules Internal rewards of accounting practice include: Multiple Choice Wealth and prestige Success and power Integrity and Excellence Achievement and notoriety A CPA would violate the Due Care Principle if he/she: Multiple Choice Undertook a professional engagement without having the requisite background, knowledge and experience. Specializes in the industry of the client, even offering training classes for other accounting firms on the industry. The accounting firm uses two external partner reviews on high risk audits or clients. Performs tax services for an audit client with audit committee approval. Michael Josephson, founder of the Josephson Institute of Ethics, is credited for developing: Multiple Choice Book of virtues Care and response orientation Six Pillars of Character Rights theory