Answer All Questions. All Questions carry equal marks A1. Aecision are belicfs a

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Answer All Questions. All Questions carry equal marks A1. Aecision are belicfs and atitudes we have that can actually conflict with our ethical A. Morals B. Principles C. Virtues D. Values A2. Which ethical perspective examines the relationship between us as humans and a higher power? A. Human nature perspective B. Dialogical perspective C. Dogmatic perspective D. Religious perspective A3. Ethics are moral principles and values which A. Guide firm's behavior B. Govern the actions of a n individual C. Provide employees with rules on how to behave D. Are legally enforceable A4. Carroll's four part model of corporate social responsibility focuses on 4 interrelated responsibilities. Which of the following group of responsibilities is not included in this model A. Economic B. Legal C. Ethical D. Technical A5. Which of the following moral judgment approaches will be used where someone has to make a decision how benefits and burdens shlould be distributed among the members of a group? A. Rights B. Justice C. Utility D. Caring A6. A framework for ethical decision making, the first step in analyzing ethical issues is to: A. Get facts B. Determine what ethics are involved C. Establish moral principles D. Create a level playing field

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A1. (D) Values

Values are beliefs and attitudes we have that can actually conflict with our ethical decisions.

Values enable a person to judge between what is correct and what is wrong based on one’s of standard of behaviour, this normally results in internal values conflict.

A2. (D) Religious Perspective

Religious perspective is the ethical perspective which tells that all the humans are commanded and powered by a higher power to all the humankind.

A3. (B) Govern the actions of an individual

Ethics are defined as the actions of an individual that govern his own behaviour and character towards something. This depends on person to person’s perspective and his upbringing

A4. (D) Technical

Carroll’s four-part model of CSR constitutes of responsibilities such as Philanthropic, Economic, Legal and Ethical

A5. (A) Rights

Rights are the moral judgement approaches that should be used when someone has to decide on how benefits and burdens should be distributed

A6. (c ) Establishing moral principals is the first step in analysing the ethical issues

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