ࡱ> =@<y bjbj 40{{s+@@8,<$ .NNdddSSS$R!$SSSSSddS^ddS:O,dP̅*{ 0$ R$$$SSSSSSSSSS$ SSSS$SSSSSSSSS@ `: File: ch01.rtf, Chapter 1, Introducing Straight Talk about Managing Business Ethics: Where were Going and Why True/False Discarding the few bad apples will usually solve all of the ethical problems within an organization. Ans: False Response: See page 14. Difficulty: Easy Good character is the main factor determining whether an individual acts ethically within an organization. Ans: False Response: See page 16. Difficulty: Medium Federal laws define what is ethical. Therefore, all unethical behavior is considered unlawful. Ans: False Response: See page 20. Some unethical behavior is not covered by law (for example, lying to a manager about the reason for taking a sick day). Difficulty: Difficult Both characteristics of the environment and the individual contribute to unethical behavior. Ans: True Response: See page 15. Difficulty: Easy When employees come to an organization, they have already developed into good or bad apples. Therefore, there is little a manager can do to impact an employees ethical behavior. Ans: False Response: See page 14. Difficulty: Medium The interest in business ethics is just a fad that has only recently been created by popular scandals (i.e. Enron, WorldCom, etc.) reported in the news. Ans: False Response: See page 2. Difficulty: Easy According to the authors, most people are guided by a strict internal moral compass and will not be swayed by organization factors. Ans: False Response: See page 14. Difficulty: Medium By ignoring the topic of ethical behavior, an organization may actually be encouraging unethical behavior through benign neglect. Ans: True Response: See page 18. Difficulty: Easy It is unethical for managers to control employees ethical behavior through direct management and the organizations formal and informal cultural systems. Ans: False Response: See page 18. Difficulty: Difficult Multiple Choice _________ students may need more ethics training because research has found that they rank lower in moral reasoning than other students. a) philosophy b) political science c) business d) medicine Ans: c Response: See page 16. Difficulty: Easy Ethical behavior can be influenced by: a) an individuals religion b) an organizations culture c) ethical training d) an individuals personality e) all of the above Ans: e Response: Pp. 14-16. Ethical behavior is influenced by both individual factors (such as personality, upbringing, etc.) and organization factors (such as culture, leadership, etc.). Difficulty: Easy According to the authors, ethical behavior is defined as: a) a set of moral principles or values that guide an individual b) rules of behavior set by the Federal government c) principles, norms, and standards agreed upon by society d) none of the above Ans: c Response: See page 19 Difficulty: Difficult Which of the following statements is true? a) Bad apples are just a few individuals who spoil it for the rest of us. b) Employees good behavior can be spoiled by a bad barrel. c) Ethics cannot be taught because individuals come into an organization already as a bad apple. d) Bad barrels are caused by bad apples in an organization. Ans: b Response: See page 14. Difficulty: Difficult In this book, the authors focus on _____________ factors because ____________: a) individual; these factors are the main determinant of unethical behavior b) organization; these factors can be directly controlled by managers c) individual; a few bad apples spoil it for the rest of us d) organization; these factors are particularly important in unambiguous situations Ans: b Response: See page 18. Difficulty: Difficult According to a national opinion survey, identify the goal that employees did not rank in the top five? a) Honest company communications b) Good pay c) Respectful treatment d) Ethical corporate behavior Ans: b Response: See page 23. 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