BUSINESS ETHICS NOW 6TH EDITION
ANDREW GHILLYER FULL TEST BANK
COMPLETE EXAM MATERIAL
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
Part 1: Defining Business Ethics
Chapter 1: Understanding Ethics
Chapter 2: Defining Business Ethics
Part 2: The Practice of Business Ethics
Chapter 3: Organizational Ethics
Chapter 4: Corporate Social Responsibility
Chapter 5: Corporate Governance
Chapter 6: The Role of Government
Chapter 7: Blowing the Whistle
Chapter 8: Ethics and Technology
Part 3: The Future of Business Ethics
Chapter 9: Ethics and Globalization
Chapter 10: Making It Stick: Doing What’s Right in a Competitive
Market
CHAPTER 1: UNDERSTANDING ETHICS QUESTIONS :
,1. Which term refers to principles that guide judgments about right
and wrong behavior?
A. Laws
B. Ethics
C. Policies
D. Customs
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Ethics refers to principles guiding judgments about
right and wrong behavior. Laws are enforceable rules, policies
guide organizations, and customs reflect traditions but do not
necessarily define ethical standards.
2. A nurse manager refusing gifts from vendors demonstrates
which ethical principle?
A. Loyalty
B. Integrity
C. Profitability
D. Compliance
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Integrity involves honesty and adherence to moral
, principles despite incentives. Accepting vendor gifts risks bias.
Loyalty and compliance differ, while profitability is unrelated to
ethical impartiality expectations.
3. Which action best reflects ethical decision-making in business?
A. Maximizing profits regardless of impact
B. Igniting competition aggressively
C. Considering stakeholder consequences
D. Ignoring unpopular opinions
Correct Answer: C
Rationale: Ethical decision-making considers impacts on
stakeholders. Profit-only focus ignores responsibilities.
Competition alone lacks ethical context, and ignoring
perspectives limits balanced evaluation necessary for
responsible business judgment.
4. Personal beliefs about right and wrong are known as:
A. Regulations
B. Ethics codes
C. Values
D. Compliance rules
ANDREW GHILLYER FULL TEST BANK
COMPLETE EXAM MATERIAL
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
Part 1: Defining Business Ethics
Chapter 1: Understanding Ethics
Chapter 2: Defining Business Ethics
Part 2: The Practice of Business Ethics
Chapter 3: Organizational Ethics
Chapter 4: Corporate Social Responsibility
Chapter 5: Corporate Governance
Chapter 6: The Role of Government
Chapter 7: Blowing the Whistle
Chapter 8: Ethics and Technology
Part 3: The Future of Business Ethics
Chapter 9: Ethics and Globalization
Chapter 10: Making It Stick: Doing What’s Right in a Competitive
Market
CHAPTER 1: UNDERSTANDING ETHICS QUESTIONS :
,1. Which term refers to principles that guide judgments about right
and wrong behavior?
A. Laws
B. Ethics
C. Policies
D. Customs
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Ethics refers to principles guiding judgments about
right and wrong behavior. Laws are enforceable rules, policies
guide organizations, and customs reflect traditions but do not
necessarily define ethical standards.
2. A nurse manager refusing gifts from vendors demonstrates
which ethical principle?
A. Loyalty
B. Integrity
C. Profitability
D. Compliance
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Integrity involves honesty and adherence to moral
, principles despite incentives. Accepting vendor gifts risks bias.
Loyalty and compliance differ, while profitability is unrelated to
ethical impartiality expectations.
3. Which action best reflects ethical decision-making in business?
A. Maximizing profits regardless of impact
B. Igniting competition aggressively
C. Considering stakeholder consequences
D. Ignoring unpopular opinions
Correct Answer: C
Rationale: Ethical decision-making considers impacts on
stakeholders. Profit-only focus ignores responsibilities.
Competition alone lacks ethical context, and ignoring
perspectives limits balanced evaluation necessary for
responsible business judgment.
4. Personal beliefs about right and wrong are known as:
A. Regulations
B. Ethics codes
C. Values
D. Compliance rules
