MGT 6615 FINAL EXAM WITH CORRECT
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+
Classification system of moral reasoning - ANSWERS-Stage
1—Obedience and Punishment
Stage 2—Individualism and Exchange
Stage 3—Interpersonal Accord and Conformity
Stage 4—Maintaining the Social Order
Stage 5—Social Contract and Individual Rights
Stage 6—Universal Principles
Who designed the classification of moral reasoning? -
ANSWERS-Kohlberg
Preconventional Morality - ANSWERS-Judging the morality
of an action by its direct consequences. Reasoning based on
self-interest, punishment, and reward
,Conventional Morality - ANSWERS-Judging the morality of
actions by comparing them to society's views and
expectation
Postconventional Morality - ANSWERS-individuals have
developed their own personal set of ethics and morals that
guide their behavior. Reasoning is based on conscience and
creating a just society
Ethical theories fall within which two domains? - ANSWERS-
Conduct & Character
Conduct is divided into what two kinds? - ANSWERS-
Consequences & Duties
Teleological Theories - ANSWERS-focus on the consequences
or results of the actions they produce
3 Teleological Approaches - ANSWERS-Ethical Egoism
Utilitarianism
Altruism
,Ethical Egoism - ANSWERS-Decisions are based on what is
best for the individual making the decision
Utilitarianism - ANSWERS-We should behave so as to create
the greatest good for the greatest number
"Maximizes social benefits while minimizing social costs"
would be an example of which Teleological Approach? -
ANSWERS-Utilitarianism
Altruism - ANSWERS-Actions are moral if their primary
purpose is to promote the best interests of others
Deontological Theory - ANSWERS-People should adhere to
their obligations and duties when analyzing an ethical
dilemma
Virtue-Based Theories - ANSWERS-Moral theories that focus
on good and bad persons or character
Heifetz's Perspective on Ethical Leadership - ANSWERS-
Leaders help followers to confront conflict and to address
conflict by effecting changes
, Burns's Perspective on Ethical Leadership - ANSWERS-
Involves attempts by leaders to move followers to higher
standards of moral responsibility
Followers of destructive leaders are of what two types of
people? - ANSWERS-Conformers & Colluders
5 Principles of Ethical Leadership - ANSWERS-Respect
Service
Justice
Honesty
Community
Servant Leadership Approach - ANSWERS-Emphasizes that
leaders should be attentive to the concerns of their
followers and should take care of them and nurture them
Which three leadership theories focus on ethics? -
ANSWERS-Servant
Transformational
Authentic
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+
Classification system of moral reasoning - ANSWERS-Stage
1—Obedience and Punishment
Stage 2—Individualism and Exchange
Stage 3—Interpersonal Accord and Conformity
Stage 4—Maintaining the Social Order
Stage 5—Social Contract and Individual Rights
Stage 6—Universal Principles
Who designed the classification of moral reasoning? -
ANSWERS-Kohlberg
Preconventional Morality - ANSWERS-Judging the morality
of an action by its direct consequences. Reasoning based on
self-interest, punishment, and reward
,Conventional Morality - ANSWERS-Judging the morality of
actions by comparing them to society's views and
expectation
Postconventional Morality - ANSWERS-individuals have
developed their own personal set of ethics and morals that
guide their behavior. Reasoning is based on conscience and
creating a just society
Ethical theories fall within which two domains? - ANSWERS-
Conduct & Character
Conduct is divided into what two kinds? - ANSWERS-
Consequences & Duties
Teleological Theories - ANSWERS-focus on the consequences
or results of the actions they produce
3 Teleological Approaches - ANSWERS-Ethical Egoism
Utilitarianism
Altruism
,Ethical Egoism - ANSWERS-Decisions are based on what is
best for the individual making the decision
Utilitarianism - ANSWERS-We should behave so as to create
the greatest good for the greatest number
"Maximizes social benefits while minimizing social costs"
would be an example of which Teleological Approach? -
ANSWERS-Utilitarianism
Altruism - ANSWERS-Actions are moral if their primary
purpose is to promote the best interests of others
Deontological Theory - ANSWERS-People should adhere to
their obligations and duties when analyzing an ethical
dilemma
Virtue-Based Theories - ANSWERS-Moral theories that focus
on good and bad persons or character
Heifetz's Perspective on Ethical Leadership - ANSWERS-
Leaders help followers to confront conflict and to address
conflict by effecting changes
, Burns's Perspective on Ethical Leadership - ANSWERS-
Involves attempts by leaders to move followers to higher
standards of moral responsibility
Followers of destructive leaders are of what two types of
people? - ANSWERS-Conformers & Colluders
5 Principles of Ethical Leadership - ANSWERS-Respect
Service
Justice
Honesty
Community
Servant Leadership Approach - ANSWERS-Emphasizes that
leaders should be attentive to the concerns of their
followers and should take care of them and nurture them
Which three leadership theories focus on ethics? -
ANSWERS-Servant
Transformational
Authentic
