LEADERSHIP AND ETHICS MIDTERM EXAM QUESTIONS
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Framework for Ethical Decision Making - ANS-1. Identify the Problem
2. Specify feasible alternatives.
3. Identify morally significant factors.
4. Propose and test possible resolutions
5. Make your choice.
Why people act morally - ANS--Fear of punishment
-Ostracism
-Higher orders
-Duty
-Doing the right thing
-Good of mankind
Moral Relativism - ANS-The idea that conceptions of truth and moral values are not
absolute but are relative to the persons or groups holding them
Descriptive Relativism - ANS-Factual; Different cultures have different values
Cultural Relativism - ANS-Right and wrong should be interpreted in terms of respective
culture
Normative Relativism - ANS-All of us ought to tolerate each other's different
perspectives on morality because there are no absolute or objective standards of right
and wrong
Moral Pluralism - ANS-Accepts there are some objective truths and absolute wrongs;
encourages toleration when possible
Principle of tolerance - ANS-People ought to be accepting of other ehtical standards
and practices of cultures that differ from our own
Pluralism - ANS-No single ethical outlook is uniquely true more than one may be true,
while many are false; may be more than one right answer
WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS; 100%
GUARANTEED PASS!! BRAND NEW VERSION
Framework for Ethical Decision Making - ANS-1. Identify the Problem
2. Specify feasible alternatives.
3. Identify morally significant factors.
4. Propose and test possible resolutions
5. Make your choice.
Why people act morally - ANS--Fear of punishment
-Ostracism
-Higher orders
-Duty
-Doing the right thing
-Good of mankind
Moral Relativism - ANS-The idea that conceptions of truth and moral values are not
absolute but are relative to the persons or groups holding them
Descriptive Relativism - ANS-Factual; Different cultures have different values
Cultural Relativism - ANS-Right and wrong should be interpreted in terms of respective
culture
Normative Relativism - ANS-All of us ought to tolerate each other's different
perspectives on morality because there are no absolute or objective standards of right
and wrong
Moral Pluralism - ANS-Accepts there are some objective truths and absolute wrongs;
encourages toleration when possible
Principle of tolerance - ANS-People ought to be accepting of other ehtical standards
and practices of cultures that differ from our own
Pluralism - ANS-No single ethical outlook is uniquely true more than one may be true,
while many are false; may be more than one right answer