1. Most, if not all, ethical issues are obvious regarding the right and wrong response.

   1. True
   2. False
2. Question 2

   20 Points

   The disclosure, distributive justice, and golden rule principles are all examples of________principles that may be used to provide an ethical justification for a person's decisions and behaviors.

   1. self-serving

   2. balancing interests

   3. situational effects

   4. concerns for others

3. Question 3

   20 Points

   Which of the following is a general category of ethical principles often implied on certain categories of decisions and actions?

   1. situational-effect principles

   2. concern-for-others principles

   3. balancing means principles

   4. self-effacing principles

4. Question 4

   20 Points

   Stages of moral development are stages through which individuals evolve, ranging from the lowest stage (obedience and punishmnet orientation) to the higthest stage (universal ethical principles).

   1. True
   2. False
5. Question 5

   20 Points

   Kohlberg contended that what defines a person's stage of moral development is not the specific ethical choice, but the person's ethical reasoning used to justify that choice.

   1. True
   2. False