identify
1. Ethical leaders must ethical issues and
risks
2. Which definition describes an ethical issue? an identifiable problem,
situation, or opportuni-
ty that requires a person
or organization to choose
among several actions that
may be evaluated as ethi-
cal or unethical
3. What is the definition of ethical issue intensity? How important an ethical
issue is perceived to be by
a company or individual
4. Unlike an ethical issue, in an ethical dilemma all the decisions have neg-
. ative consequences
5. Which tends to be the most observed misconduct in time theft
the workplace?
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6. A values orientation should possess . strong communication
systems
7. Based on our definition, how should companies ap- There should be a zero tol-
proach principles? erance policy for employ-
ees to violate them
8. While principles are more in nature, values universal; subjective
are more and tend to be enforced by society.
9. Which statement is true about a compliance orienta-
tion and a values-based orientation within a company?
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