BA 300 CERTIFICATION EVALUATION 2026
SOLVED QUESTION SET GRADED A+
◉ unique type of neuron cell in the brain that light up when people
perceive unfairness and deception
Answer: spindle cells
◉ 3 qualities when hiring
Answer: integrity, intelligence, and energy
◉ society for US Defense industry contractors which subscribes to a
set of principles for achieving high standards of business ethics and
conduct
Answer: The Defense Industry Initiative on Business Conduct and
Ethics (DII)
◉ adopt a written code of conduct, conduct employees' orientation
and training with respect to the code, provide employees a
mechanism to express concerns about corporate compliance with
procurement laws and regulations, adopt procedures for voluntary
disclosure of violations of federal procurement laws, participate in
best practices forums, and publish info that shows each signatory's
commitment to the above
Answer: obligations to the DII
,◉ what are the 3 steps involved with moral awareness?
Answer: 1) peers consider it morally problematic
2) moral language is used when problem is presented
3) decision could cause serious harm to others
◉ What are the 8 steps to sound ethical decision making
Answer: 1) gather the facts
2)define the ethical issues
3) identify the affected parties (stakeholders)
4) identify the consequences (short and long)
5) identify the obligations
6) consider your characters and integrity
7) think creatively about potential actions
8) check your gut
◉ two factors of individual preferences
Answer: 1) idealism or the person's concern for the welfare of
others
2) relativism or the person's emphasis on ethical principles being
dependent on the situation rather than being applicable to all
siutations
, ◉ believe that one should always avoid harming other people in
ethical dilemma sitations
Answer: idealism
◉ believe it depends because harm is sometimes necessary for good
Answer: non-idealist
◉ believe people should weigh the particular circumstances in a
situation when making decisions because there are no universal
ethical principles that determine right action in every situation
Answer: relativism
◉ associated with unethical intentions
Answer: highly relativism
◉ people tend to live up to the expectations that are set for them by
teachers/mangers, whether they are high or low set. The desire to
do what is right
Answer: the pygmalion effect
◉ when role reduces the individual's awareness of the self as an
independent individual who is personally responsible for an
outcome
SOLVED QUESTION SET GRADED A+
◉ unique type of neuron cell in the brain that light up when people
perceive unfairness and deception
Answer: spindle cells
◉ 3 qualities when hiring
Answer: integrity, intelligence, and energy
◉ society for US Defense industry contractors which subscribes to a
set of principles for achieving high standards of business ethics and
conduct
Answer: The Defense Industry Initiative on Business Conduct and
Ethics (DII)
◉ adopt a written code of conduct, conduct employees' orientation
and training with respect to the code, provide employees a
mechanism to express concerns about corporate compliance with
procurement laws and regulations, adopt procedures for voluntary
disclosure of violations of federal procurement laws, participate in
best practices forums, and publish info that shows each signatory's
commitment to the above
Answer: obligations to the DII
,◉ what are the 3 steps involved with moral awareness?
Answer: 1) peers consider it morally problematic
2) moral language is used when problem is presented
3) decision could cause serious harm to others
◉ What are the 8 steps to sound ethical decision making
Answer: 1) gather the facts
2)define the ethical issues
3) identify the affected parties (stakeholders)
4) identify the consequences (short and long)
5) identify the obligations
6) consider your characters and integrity
7) think creatively about potential actions
8) check your gut
◉ two factors of individual preferences
Answer: 1) idealism or the person's concern for the welfare of
others
2) relativism or the person's emphasis on ethical principles being
dependent on the situation rather than being applicable to all
siutations
, ◉ believe that one should always avoid harming other people in
ethical dilemma sitations
Answer: idealism
◉ believe it depends because harm is sometimes necessary for good
Answer: non-idealist
◉ believe people should weigh the particular circumstances in a
situation when making decisions because there are no universal
ethical principles that determine right action in every situation
Answer: relativism
◉ associated with unethical intentions
Answer: highly relativism
◉ people tend to live up to the expectations that are set for them by
teachers/mangers, whether they are high or low set. The desire to
do what is right
Answer: the pygmalion effect
◉ when role reduces the individual's awareness of the self as an
independent individual who is personally responsible for an
outcome
