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- Business, Business Ethics, Ethics
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This document contains multiple-choice questions on ethics and social responsibility. It covers various ethical theories, socially responsible efforts, and organizational ethical issues. It helps students prepare for their final exam in the ETH316 module.
What's inside
- Ethical theories overview
- Key theorists of Ethical Contractarianism
- Examples of socially responsible efforts
- Organizational ethical issues
- Current trends in organizational social initiatives
Who it is for: Students taking the ETH316 Ethics And Social Responsibility course. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Business ethics and social responsibility are explored through multiple-choice questions. Students test their knowledge of ethical theories, social responsibility, and organizational practices.
Ethical Theories
Different ethical theories are named. Students identify which theory was not covered in their reading. Key theorists are also named.
Social Responsibility Examples
Examples of socially responsible efforts are given. Students choose the correct example from a list. The trend for organizational social initiatives is also discussed.
Ethical Issues In Organizations
Ethical issues that can arise within an organization are listed. Students decide which issues are ethical. The relationship between legal and ethical issues is also considered.
Personal Worldview Imperative
The personal worldview imperative is defined. Students match its features to a list of options. The concept of power distance in different countries is also explored.
Key terms
- Ethical Contractarianism
- A theory that focuses on the social contract and mutual agreement.
- Free rider
- Someone who accepts benefits without contributing.
- High power distance
- A cultural trait where inequality of power is accepted.
- Philanthropy
- Charitable giving and efforts to support good causes.
- Personal worldview imperative
- A set of principles guiding personal ethical decisions.
- Ethical theories
- Different approaches to deciding what is right and wrong.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the main ethical theories in business?
- What is an example of a socially responsible effort?
- What ethical issues can arise within an organization?
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