Deck 4: Working Ethically

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Under ________________ employers have to make reasonable accommodations for an employee's religious practices.

A) the Civil Rights Act of 1964
B) the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
C) the Equal Pay Act of 1963
D) the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
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Ethics are the standard or guidelines that help people determine what is right or wrong.
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U.S. law makes it legal for employers to discriminate if an employee has a genetic disease.
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Taking home office supplies is not stealing.
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Which of the following is not an example of being responsible?

A) Being accountable for your duties and actions
B) Owning up to your mistakes
C) Finding another person to blame
D) Correcting a situation that you have caused
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Character implies consistency of behavior traits.
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Stakeholders include:

A) employees.
B) owners.
C) customers.
D) All the above
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Morals are similar in meaning to values and are generally considered to be principles or rules for behaving in the right manner.
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Although women have made great strides in equal employment, inequities still exist.
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Protecting the confidentiality of information can be a legal requirement.
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Culture does not affect values.
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Sexual harassment includes:

A) telling suggestive or risqué jokes.
B) requests for sexual favors.
C) repeated romantic advances.
D) All the above
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Businesses who employ a diverse workforce may benefit from creative ideas that enhance products and appeal to a greater audience.
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The Census Bureau projects that by 2043 there will still be a majority ethnic group in the United States.
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Businesses have a legal and ethical obligation not to harm the citizens of the community.
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If you believe you are a victim of sexual harassment at work, file a formal complaint in writing with your organization.
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Many organizations have a code of ethics.
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Workers have a right to:

A) be paid more than in their last job.
B) have all holidays off.
C) have a safe and healthful working environment.
D) make personal calls at work.
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Administrative assistants rarely deal with confidential or sensitive information.
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Unethical behavior outside work cannot affect one's professional life.
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Offering fair and equitable pay is:

A) socially responsible.
B) an ethical way to treat employees.
C) in the best interests of a company.
D) Both B and C
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Kindness and consideration toward others
character
Kindness and consideration toward others
social responsibility
Kindness and consideration toward others
honesty
Kindness and consideration toward others
fair
Kindness and consideration toward others
compassion
Kindness and consideration toward others
ethics training
Kindness and consideration toward others
plagiarism
Kindness and consideration toward others
stakeholders
Kindness and consideration toward others
OSHA
Kindness and consideration toward others
federal law
Helps you understand the core values, code of ethics, and ethical policies of your employer
character
Helps you understand the core values, code of ethics, and ethical policies of your employer
social responsibility
Helps you understand the core values, code of ethics, and ethical policies of your employer
honesty
Helps you understand the core values, code of ethics, and ethical policies of your employer
fair
Helps you understand the core values, code of ethics, and ethical policies of your employer
compassion
Helps you understand the core values, code of ethics, and ethical policies of your employer
ethics training
Helps you understand the core values, code of ethics, and ethical policies of your employer
plagiarism
Helps you understand the core values, code of ethics, and ethical policies of your employer
stakeholders
Helps you understand the core values, code of ethics, and ethical policies of your employer
OSHA
Helps you understand the core values, code of ethics, and ethical policies of your employer
federal law
Enforces standards for safe and healthful working conditions
character
Enforces standards for safe and healthful working conditions
social responsibility
Enforces standards for safe and healthful working conditions
honesty
Enforces standards for safe and healthful working conditions
fair
Enforces standards for safe and healthful working conditions
compassion
Enforces standards for safe and healthful working conditions
ethics training
Enforces standards for safe and healthful working conditions
plagiarism
Enforces standards for safe and healthful working conditions
stakeholders
Enforces standards for safe and healthful working conditions
OSHA
Enforces standards for safe and healthful working conditions
federal law
Acting without prejudice or favoritism
character
Acting without prejudice or favoritism
social responsibility
Acting without prejudice or favoritism
honesty
Acting without prejudice or favoritism
fair
Acting without prejudice or favoritism
compassion
Acting without prejudice or favoritism
ethics training
Acting without prejudice or favoritism
plagiarism
Acting without prejudice or favoritism
stakeholders
Acting without prejudice or favoritism
OSHA
Acting without prejudice or favoritism
federal law
Copying and pasting information from the Internet
character
Copying and pasting information from the Internet
social responsibility
Copying and pasting information from the Internet
honesty
Copying and pasting information from the Internet
fair
Copying and pasting information from the Internet
compassion
Copying and pasting information from the Internet
ethics training
Copying and pasting information from the Internet
plagiarism
Copying and pasting information from the Internet
stakeholders
Copying and pasting information from the Internet
OSHA
Copying and pasting information from the Internet
federal law
The obligation of a business to contribute to the greater good of the community
character
The obligation of a business to contribute to the greater good of the community
social responsibility
The obligation of a business to contribute to the greater good of the community
honesty
The obligation of a business to contribute to the greater good of the community
fair
The obligation of a business to contribute to the greater good of the community
compassion
The obligation of a business to contribute to the greater good of the community
ethics training
The obligation of a business to contribute to the greater good of the community
plagiarism
The obligation of a business to contribute to the greater good of the community
stakeholders
The obligation of a business to contribute to the greater good of the community
OSHA
The obligation of a business to contribute to the greater good of the community
federal law
Those persons who have a vested interest in a company or organization
character
Those persons who have a vested interest in a company or organization
social responsibility
Those persons who have a vested interest in a company or organization
honesty
Those persons who have a vested interest in a company or organization
fair
Those persons who have a vested interest in a company or organization
compassion
Those persons who have a vested interest in a company or organization
ethics training
Those persons who have a vested interest in a company or organization
plagiarism
Those persons who have a vested interest in a company or organization
stakeholders
Those persons who have a vested interest in a company or organization
OSHA
Those persons who have a vested interest in a company or organization
federal law
The quality of refusing to deceive, cheat, or steal
character
The quality of refusing to deceive, cheat, or steal
social responsibility
The quality of refusing to deceive, cheat, or steal
honesty
The quality of refusing to deceive, cheat, or steal
fair
The quality of refusing to deceive, cheat, or steal
compassion
The quality of refusing to deceive, cheat, or steal
ethics training
The quality of refusing to deceive, cheat, or steal
plagiarism
The quality of refusing to deceive, cheat, or steal
stakeholders
The quality of refusing to deceive, cheat, or steal
OSHA
The quality of refusing to deceive, cheat, or steal
federal law
Protects workers from being discriminated against because of their age, a disability, gender, race or ethnicity, religion, or pregnancy
character
Protects workers from being discriminated against because of their age, a disability, gender, race or ethnicity, religion, or pregnancy
social responsibility
Protects workers from being discriminated against because of their age, a disability, gender, race or ethnicity, religion, or pregnancy
honesty
Protects workers from being discriminated against because of their age, a disability, gender, race or ethnicity, religion, or pregnancy
fair
Protects workers from being discriminated against because of their age, a disability, gender, race or ethnicity, religion, or pregnancy
compassion
Protects workers from being discriminated against because of their age, a disability, gender, race or ethnicity, religion, or pregnancy
ethics training
Protects workers from being discriminated against because of their age, a disability, gender, race or ethnicity, religion, or pregnancy
plagiarism
Protects workers from being discriminated against because of their age, a disability, gender, race or ethnicity, religion, or pregnancy
stakeholders
Protects workers from being discriminated against because of their age, a disability, gender, race or ethnicity, religion, or pregnancy
OSHA
Protects workers from being discriminated against because of their age, a disability, gender, race or ethnicity, religion, or pregnancy
federal law
Consistent personal standards of behavior or traits
character
Consistent personal standards of behavior or traits
social responsibility
Consistent personal standards of behavior or traits
honesty
Consistent personal standards of behavior or traits
fair
Consistent personal standards of behavior or traits
compassion
Consistent personal standards of behavior or traits
ethics training
Consistent personal standards of behavior or traits
plagiarism
Consistent personal standards of behavior or traits
stakeholders
Consistent personal standards of behavior or traits
OSHA
Consistent personal standards of behavior or traits
federal law
Question
Which behavior do some companies prohibit employees from engaging in while away from work?

A) Using drugs
B) Smoking
C) Drinking alcohol
D) All the above
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Which of the following is not a characteristic of ethical organizations?

A) Being environmentally responsible
B) Providing the product at the lowest cost
C) Having a diverse workforce
D) Respecting the law
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When referring to an individual with a disability, which of the following examples is appropriate?

A) "The disabled lady just left."
B) "A person with a disability could easily access the 3rd floor."
C) "We hired an autistic man to serve as IT support."
D) "An epileptic employee would have good health insurance with our company."
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Which of the following is not an example of stealing at work?

A) Making numerous personal calls at work
B) Surfing the Internet at work
C) Taking home supplies
D) Trading work hours with a coworker
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The Age Discrimination in Employment Act protects individuals:

A) 18 and under.
B) 30 and older.
C) 40 and older.
D) 50 and older.
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Which of the following is not an example of ethics in workplace writing?

A) Using humor to make your point
B) Making sure your content is accurate
C) Avoiding language that could be perceived as sexist
D) Keeping your writing honest
Question
Which of the following is not a core value?

A) Fairness
B) Respect
C) Intelligence
D) All are core values
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The process of making ethical decisions does not include:

A) evaluating the problem and understanding the options.
B) gathering everyone involved in the problem to get input on the situation.
C) knowing the stakeholders.
D) striving to do the right thing.
Question
Hiding information from others is:

A) acceptable behavior for supervisors.
B) being dishonest.
C) acceptable for publicly traded companies.
D) ethical.
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Under ________________ employers have to make reasonable accommodations for an employee's religious practices.

A) the Civil Rights Act of 1964
B) the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
C) the Equal Pay Act of 1963
D) the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
A
2
Ethics are the standard or guidelines that help people determine what is right or wrong.
True
3
U.S. law makes it legal for employers to discriminate if an employee has a genetic disease.
False
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Taking home office supplies is not stealing.
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Which of the following is not an example of being responsible?

A) Being accountable for your duties and actions
B) Owning up to your mistakes
C) Finding another person to blame
D) Correcting a situation that you have caused
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Character implies consistency of behavior traits.
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Stakeholders include:

A) employees.
B) owners.
C) customers.
D) All the above
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Morals are similar in meaning to values and are generally considered to be principles or rules for behaving in the right manner.
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Although women have made great strides in equal employment, inequities still exist.
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Protecting the confidentiality of information can be a legal requirement.
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Culture does not affect values.
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Sexual harassment includes:

A) telling suggestive or risqué jokes.
B) requests for sexual favors.
C) repeated romantic advances.
D) All the above
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Businesses who employ a diverse workforce may benefit from creative ideas that enhance products and appeal to a greater audience.
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The Census Bureau projects that by 2043 there will still be a majority ethnic group in the United States.
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Businesses have a legal and ethical obligation not to harm the citizens of the community.
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If you believe you are a victim of sexual harassment at work, file a formal complaint in writing with your organization.
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Many organizations have a code of ethics.
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Workers have a right to:

A) be paid more than in their last job.
B) have all holidays off.
C) have a safe and healthful working environment.
D) make personal calls at work.
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Administrative assistants rarely deal with confidential or sensitive information.
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Unethical behavior outside work cannot affect one's professional life.
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Offering fair and equitable pay is:

A) socially responsible.
B) an ethical way to treat employees.
C) in the best interests of a company.
D) Both B and C
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Match between columns
Kindness and consideration toward others
character
Kindness and consideration toward others
social responsibility
Kindness and consideration toward others
honesty
Kindness and consideration toward others
fair
Kindness and consideration toward others
compassion
Kindness and consideration toward others
ethics training
Kindness and consideration toward others
plagiarism
Kindness and consideration toward others
stakeholders
Kindness and consideration toward others
OSHA
Kindness and consideration toward others
federal law
Helps you understand the core values, code of ethics, and ethical policies of your employer
character
Helps you understand the core values, code of ethics, and ethical policies of your employer
social responsibility
Helps you understand the core values, code of ethics, and ethical policies of your employer
honesty
Helps you understand the core values, code of ethics, and ethical policies of your employer
fair
Helps you understand the core values, code of ethics, and ethical policies of your employer
compassion
Helps you understand the core values, code of ethics, and ethical policies of your employer
ethics training
Helps you understand the core values, code of ethics, and ethical policies of your employer
plagiarism
Helps you understand the core values, code of ethics, and ethical policies of your employer
stakeholders
Helps you understand the core values, code of ethics, and ethical policies of your employer
OSHA
Helps you understand the core values, code of ethics, and ethical policies of your employer
federal law
Enforces standards for safe and healthful working conditions
character
Enforces standards for safe and healthful working conditions
social responsibility
Enforces standards for safe and healthful working conditions
honesty
Enforces standards for safe and healthful working conditions
fair
Enforces standards for safe and healthful working conditions
compassion
Enforces standards for safe and healthful working conditions
ethics training
Enforces standards for safe and healthful working conditions
plagiarism
Enforces standards for safe and healthful working conditions
stakeholders
Enforces standards for safe and healthful working conditions
OSHA
Enforces standards for safe and healthful working conditions
federal law
Acting without prejudice or favoritism
character
Acting without prejudice or favoritism
social responsibility
Acting without prejudice or favoritism
honesty
Acting without prejudice or favoritism
fair
Acting without prejudice or favoritism
compassion
Acting without prejudice or favoritism
ethics training
Acting without prejudice or favoritism
plagiarism
Acting without prejudice or favoritism
stakeholders
Acting without prejudice or favoritism
OSHA
Acting without prejudice or favoritism
federal law
Copying and pasting information from the Internet
character
Copying and pasting information from the Internet
social responsibility
Copying and pasting information from the Internet
honesty
Copying and pasting information from the Internet
fair
Copying and pasting information from the Internet
compassion
Copying and pasting information from the Internet
ethics training
Copying and pasting information from the Internet
plagiarism
Copying and pasting information from the Internet
stakeholders
Copying and pasting information from the Internet
OSHA
Copying and pasting information from the Internet
federal law
The obligation of a business to contribute to the greater good of the community
character
The obligation of a business to contribute to the greater good of the community
social responsibility
The obligation of a business to contribute to the greater good of the community
honesty
The obligation of a business to contribute to the greater good of the community
fair
The obligation of a business to contribute to the greater good of the community
compassion
The obligation of a business to contribute to the greater good of the community
ethics training
The obligation of a business to contribute to the greater good of the community
plagiarism
The obligation of a business to contribute to the greater good of the community
stakeholders
The obligation of a business to contribute to the greater good of the community
OSHA
The obligation of a business to contribute to the greater good of the community
federal law
Those persons who have a vested interest in a company or organization
character
Those persons who have a vested interest in a company or organization
social responsibility
Those persons who have a vested interest in a company or organization
honesty
Those persons who have a vested interest in a company or organization
fair
Those persons who have a vested interest in a company or organization
compassion
Those persons who have a vested interest in a company or organization
ethics training
Those persons who have a vested interest in a company or organization
plagiarism
Those persons who have a vested interest in a company or organization
stakeholders
Those persons who have a vested interest in a company or organization
OSHA
Those persons who have a vested interest in a company or organization
federal law
The quality of refusing to deceive, cheat, or steal
character
The quality of refusing to deceive, cheat, or steal
social responsibility
The quality of refusing to deceive, cheat, or steal
honesty
The quality of refusing to deceive, cheat, or steal
fair
The quality of refusing to deceive, cheat, or steal
compassion
The quality of refusing to deceive, cheat, or steal
ethics training
The quality of refusing to deceive, cheat, or steal
plagiarism
The quality of refusing to deceive, cheat, or steal
stakeholders
The quality of refusing to deceive, cheat, or steal
OSHA
The quality of refusing to deceive, cheat, or steal
federal law
Protects workers from being discriminated against because of their age, a disability, gender, race or ethnicity, religion, or pregnancy
character
Protects workers from being discriminated against because of their age, a disability, gender, race or ethnicity, religion, or pregnancy
social responsibility
Protects workers from being discriminated against because of their age, a disability, gender, race or ethnicity, religion, or pregnancy
honesty
Protects workers from being discriminated against because of their age, a disability, gender, race or ethnicity, religion, or pregnancy
fair
Protects workers from being discriminated against because of their age, a disability, gender, race or ethnicity, religion, or pregnancy
compassion
Protects workers from being discriminated against because of their age, a disability, gender, race or ethnicity, religion, or pregnancy
ethics training
Protects workers from being discriminated against because of their age, a disability, gender, race or ethnicity, religion, or pregnancy
plagiarism
Protects workers from being discriminated against because of their age, a disability, gender, race or ethnicity, religion, or pregnancy
stakeholders
Protects workers from being discriminated against because of their age, a disability, gender, race or ethnicity, religion, or pregnancy
OSHA
Protects workers from being discriminated against because of their age, a disability, gender, race or ethnicity, religion, or pregnancy
federal law
Consistent personal standards of behavior or traits
character
Consistent personal standards of behavior or traits
social responsibility
Consistent personal standards of behavior or traits
honesty
Consistent personal standards of behavior or traits
fair
Consistent personal standards of behavior or traits
compassion
Consistent personal standards of behavior or traits
ethics training
Consistent personal standards of behavior or traits
plagiarism
Consistent personal standards of behavior or traits
stakeholders
Consistent personal standards of behavior or traits
OSHA
Consistent personal standards of behavior or traits
federal law
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Which behavior do some companies prohibit employees from engaging in while away from work?

A) Using drugs
B) Smoking
C) Drinking alcohol
D) All the above
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Which of the following is not a characteristic of ethical organizations?

A) Being environmentally responsible
B) Providing the product at the lowest cost
C) Having a diverse workforce
D) Respecting the law
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When referring to an individual with a disability, which of the following examples is appropriate?

A) "The disabled lady just left."
B) "A person with a disability could easily access the 3rd floor."
C) "We hired an autistic man to serve as IT support."
D) "An epileptic employee would have good health insurance with our company."
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Which of the following is not an example of stealing at work?

A) Making numerous personal calls at work
B) Surfing the Internet at work
C) Taking home supplies
D) Trading work hours with a coworker
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The Age Discrimination in Employment Act protects individuals:

A) 18 and under.
B) 30 and older.
C) 40 and older.
D) 50 and older.
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Which of the following is not an example of ethics in workplace writing?

A) Using humor to make your point
B) Making sure your content is accurate
C) Avoiding language that could be perceived as sexist
D) Keeping your writing honest
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Which of the following is not a core value?

A) Fairness
B) Respect
C) Intelligence
D) All are core values
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The process of making ethical decisions does not include:

A) evaluating the problem and understanding the options.
B) gathering everyone involved in the problem to get input on the situation.
C) knowing the stakeholders.
D) striving to do the right thing.
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Hiding information from others is:

A) acceptable behavior for supervisors.
B) being dishonest.
C) acceptable for publicly traded companies.
D) ethical.
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