Question 1 1 pts What do morals have to do with ethical behavior? Connects you to what matters to you Provide a lundatioral belief af what is good and be Define behaviors that are right and wrong Nothing Question 2 2 pts How can our YETI approach to Business Ethics, help you strengthen your ethical corc? Practice confidentity Understanding different paradigms Accepting and living the Christian perspective Persistence at asking questions before making decisions Living from both Christian and Libertarian perspectives Workout the heart and mind with current events Question 3 2 pts Cheating and unethical behavior both share this characteristic? Prewed with clear standard Ambiguity of truth that impacts others Only matters is for someone dies with orches you Context is more important than consequences. Question 4 2 pts In what context could cheating be considered ethical? When the cheater makes a lot of money and shares the profit with others When the cheater defines this When cheating is legal Why lying about your power to make ethical choices When cheating is only a thought not acted upon. Question 5 2 pts What is meant by 'resilience in our model of Integrity? Consistently acting true to your moral standards O losing a competition and passing the mirror test Showing thoughtful consideration for differences. Cheating with and for others so that no one loses Question 6 2 pts Match the R of Integrity with the example. Reliability Expressing a healthy lexal Respect Accepting the positive and new Responsibility Gelling your assignments done Results Accepting the positive Question 7 2 pts The hiring manager in The Power of Ethical Management felt a tension when making an ethical hiring decision? Indicate the two sides of this tension? Maintaining personal integrity in relationships Increasing sales with the applicants data access Losing the job if sales continued decreasing Fring his significant other from the sales team Increasing sales with the applicants skills in the field Question 8 2 pts What is the Ethics Checklist? O Model to evaluate moral standards Approach to justify your unethical behavior Three simple questions to determine if a buieris ethical O Process to focus on the elements of ethical decision making Question 9 2 pts What does the question of "balance" refer to in the ethics checklist? Check all that apply Long-term Faimes in process or procedures Short-term Fans in conses or results Question 10 2 pts What does the Power of Ethical Management suggest might be an indicator that your decision is regarding an cthcial issue? Conflict between self-image and the Mirror-test Restlessness between the head and heart Restlessness between survival and provit Stressing about a career set-back Question 11 1 pts According to the Power of Ethical Management, does knowing your purpose" increase your power to behave ethically? Knowing your purpose keras you able to the mirror test with your thoughts and actions Purpose clarifies the goals you want to achieve in Purpose awaken the inner self that allows you to focus on finding significance or value in your actions Knowing your purpose illuminates the ethicales in decision-making Question 12 1 pts According to the Power in cthical management, persistence most closely and completely refers to which of the following? Care for the future Resilent trying to do good Reflection Unwavering Integity Question 13 1 pts How does 'self-deception hinder an authentically healthy self-esteem needed to make sound ethical decisions? Arrogant people do not suffer from self deception Question 14 1 pts According to the Christian Business Ethics Paradigm, why might business ethics be an oxymoron? Ethical businesses generate more wealth. O Business ethics vary from business to business. Business is government regulated and ethics society regulated. O Business accumulate wealth and ethics disseminate wealth. Question 15 1 pts In general, how would the Christian Business Ethics paradigm navigate the question of "balance" in the Ethics checklist? Invest wealth in institutions that protect the common good Share the wealth gained for a common good and less disparity Invest wealth in innovation that benefits society as a whole Steal form the rich and give to the poor D Question 16 1 pts Ethics from an economic perspective would favor wages that meet what criteria? O Equilibrium wage. Wages that discriminate based on employing the most people possible. O Minimum wage. Living wage