Chapter 6

Question 1

A set of values that define right from wrong

Answer 1

Ethics

Question 2

Principles or traits that a person finds desirable

Answer 2

Values

Question 3

How many ethical levels are there?

Answer 3

4
Societal, Stakeholder, Internal Policy, Personal

Question 4

What is the societal ethical level?

Answer 4

Top level issues relating to the world as a whole.

Question 5

Concerns for environment or society

Answer 5

Societal

Question 6

What is the stakeholder ethical level?

Answer 6

Anyone affected by a company’s actions

Question 7

Fairness with wages, notifying of danger, and giving breaks is an example of what ethical level?

Answer 7

Stakeholder

Question 8

What is the Internal Policy ethical level?

Answer 8

Internal relationships between company and employees.

Question 9

Fairness in management, employee participation, and policies for treatment of staff are an example of what ethical level?

Answer 9

Internal Policy

Question 10

What is the personal ethical level?

Answer 10

How we treat others within the organization

Question 11

Doing the right thing, being trustworthy, and not claiming other’s work is an example of what ethical level?

Answer 11

Personal

Question 12

Where do our ethics and values come from?

Answer 12

Religion
Culture
Media
Models - Parents
Attitudes
Experiences

Question 13

What is a value statement?

Answer 13

An organization’s guiding principles

Question 14

What is an organization’s guiding principles?

Answer 14

Value Statement

Question 15

What is the Code of Conduct?

Answer 15

Guideline for dealing with ethics

Question 16

Policies for harassment and HIPAA are examples of what?

Answer 16

Code of Conduct

Question 17

Counseling Profession made the ethical models in the 1990’s. How many steps?

Answer 17

8

Question 18

Josephson’s Model has how many steps?

Answer 18

6

Question 19

How many approaches are there to making an ethical decision?

Answer 19

4

Question 20

What are the 4 approaches to making an ethical decision?

Answer 20

Utilitarian
Rights
Common Good
Virtue

Question 21

Choosing ethical action that causes the least harm and the most good?

Answer 21

Utilitarian Approach

Question 22

How our actions will affect those around us?

Answer 22

Rights Approach

Question 23

Tries to benefit the community as a whole. donating

Answer 23

Common Good Approach

Question 24

Act to highest potential. What kind of person will this choice make me?

Answer 24

Virtue Approach

Question 25

What is social responsibility?

Answer 25

Business to do no harm

Question 26

What are the 4 aspects of social responsiblilty?

Answer 26

Economic Legal Ethical Philanthropic

Question 27

Economic aspect in social responsibility?

Answer 27

Maintaining profits, paying employees

Question 28

Legal aspect in social responsibility?

Answer 28

Following the law and regulations

Question 29

Ethical aspect in social responsibility?

Answer 29

Going above and beyond legal requirements

Question 30

Philanthropic aspect in social responsibility?

Answer 30

Giving back to society with donations

Question 31

What does CSV stand for?

Answer 31

Creating Shared Value

Question 32

What does Creating Shared Value (CSV) mean?

Answer 32

Premise that companies and community are tied closely If one benefits, so does the other

Question 33

Who was the CSV created by?

Answer 33

Michael Porter and Mark Kramer

Question 34

Companies donating to schools would be an example of?

Answer 34

Creating Shared Value (CSV)

Question 35

Triple bottom line includes what?

Answer 35

People Planet Profit

Question 36

What is the economic bottom line?

Answer 36

Profit

Question 37

What is the environmental bottom line?

Answer 37

Planet

Question 38

What is the social bottom line?

Answer 38

People

Question 39

What does ISR stand for?

Answer 39

Individual Social Responsibility

Question 40

What is Individual Social Responisibility?

Answer 40

One's awareness of how personal actions have an effect on the community.

Question 41

Donating, supporting local politics, being honest is an example of?

Answer 41

Individual Social Responsibility (ISR)