Chapter 2
Name the three ethical lenses
utilitarianism, deontological, and virtue ethics
Which step comes first in the Ethical Decision Making Process: ethical awareness, ethical judgement, or ethical behavior
ethical awareness
What are examples of informal systems
norms, rituals, myths and stories, language
integrity, honesty, trustworthiness, doing the right thing, concern for others
Utilitarianism focuses on
Outcomes/consequences
What level of Kohlberg's moral development do most adults fall into
Conventional
What is it called when informal and formal systems send inconsistent messages
Misalignment
What are values, beliefs, and assumptions about an appropriate behavior that members of an organization share?
culture
Deontology focuses on
Duties and principles
Which of Bandura's moral disengagement processes is characterized by saying "my boss made me do it"
To become an ethical leader, you must be a Moral ____ & Moral ____
person, manager
Bribery, different labor laws, corruption
Virtue ethics focuses on
Character and integrity
A time when a person's judgement or objectivity is compromised, typically because of finanical or other gain for the decision maker
Conflict of interest
Ethical Culture Audit
"When in Rome, do as the Romans do" characterizes what?
Ethical relativism