PHIL – 1273 OU BUSINESS ETHICS QUESTIONS
*QUIZ 1*
*MISSING*
*QUIZ 2*
flashcards: 3 - 9
Plato presents the charioteer metaphor for the soul in his Phaedrus. The inefficacy of
fines with respect to deterring unethical behavior, as it is explained by Bazerman and
Tenbrunsel, is an example of what Plato would refer to as the dark horse's motivations
dominating. (T/F)
TRUE
Acting on all relevant considerations is the definition of moral tunnel vision. (T/F)
FALSE
Thinking that takes effort is what Kahneman refers to as S1 thinking. (T/F)
FALSE
One true way of describing moral tunnel vision is: moral tunnel vision happens when
fast thinking overrides slow thinking. (T/F)
TRUE
Plato presents the charioteer metaphor for the soul in his Phaedrus. Of the elements of
the metaphor, we are supposed to identify most closely with
A. the white horse.
B. Phaedrus himself.
C. the dark horse.
D. the charioteer.
D. the charioteer.
, According to Thaler and Sunstein, choice architecture is
A. making S1 override S2 in all cases.
B. constructing choices that require more S2 than is typical.
C. using circumstances to avoid S1 overriding S2.
D. forcing oneself to choose to deploy S2 more often.
C. using circumstances to avoid S1 overriding S2.
Which of these is NOT a conception of justice as covered in class?
A. Freedom/rights based justice.
B. Virtue/vice based justice.
C. Welfare/economic prosperity based justice.
D. Nihilism based justice.
D. Nihilism based justice.
*QUIZ 3*
flashcards: 11 - 17
In the Lifeboat case, Brooks, Dudley, and Stephens argued that killing Parker was not a
violation of Parker's rights. (T/F)
FALSE
Consequentialism is the view that actions are good or bad solely in virtue of their
consequences. (T/F)
TRUE
Utilitarianism is not a type of consequentialism. (T/F)
FALSE
Mill thought that individual freedoms are too valuable to violate. (T/F)
TRUE
*QUIZ 1*
*MISSING*
*QUIZ 2*
flashcards: 3 - 9
Plato presents the charioteer metaphor for the soul in his Phaedrus. The inefficacy of
fines with respect to deterring unethical behavior, as it is explained by Bazerman and
Tenbrunsel, is an example of what Plato would refer to as the dark horse's motivations
dominating. (T/F)
TRUE
Acting on all relevant considerations is the definition of moral tunnel vision. (T/F)
FALSE
Thinking that takes effort is what Kahneman refers to as S1 thinking. (T/F)
FALSE
One true way of describing moral tunnel vision is: moral tunnel vision happens when
fast thinking overrides slow thinking. (T/F)
TRUE
Plato presents the charioteer metaphor for the soul in his Phaedrus. Of the elements of
the metaphor, we are supposed to identify most closely with
A. the white horse.
B. Phaedrus himself.
C. the dark horse.
D. the charioteer.
D. the charioteer.
, According to Thaler and Sunstein, choice architecture is
A. making S1 override S2 in all cases.
B. constructing choices that require more S2 than is typical.
C. using circumstances to avoid S1 overriding S2.
D. forcing oneself to choose to deploy S2 more often.
C. using circumstances to avoid S1 overriding S2.
Which of these is NOT a conception of justice as covered in class?
A. Freedom/rights based justice.
B. Virtue/vice based justice.
C. Welfare/economic prosperity based justice.
D. Nihilism based justice.
D. Nihilism based justice.
*QUIZ 3*
flashcards: 11 - 17
In the Lifeboat case, Brooks, Dudley, and Stephens argued that killing Parker was not a
violation of Parker's rights. (T/F)
FALSE
Consequentialism is the view that actions are good or bad solely in virtue of their
consequences. (T/F)
TRUE
Utilitarianism is not a type of consequentialism. (T/F)
FALSE
Mill thought that individual freedoms are too valuable to violate. (T/F)
TRUE
