Leader and Ethics

It is essential in the SAF to constantly remind ourselves and our units of the importance of Ethics and Ethical behaviour.

• True

• False

• Only if its necessary

• None of the above

_________ refer to universal (if any really exists) and cross-cultural rights and wrongs that people and cultures live by

• Ethics

• Morals

• Military Ethics

• Dilemma

________ refer to the principles, rules and standards of proper conduct defined by an organisation, group or profession in a given situation – i.e. in context.

• Ethics

• Morals

• Military Ethics

• Dilemma

_______ refer to the principles, rules and standards of proper conduct that guide members of the armed forces to act in a manner consistent with the requirements of the organisation and the profession.

• Ethics

• Morals

• Military Ethics

• Dilemma

______ in general, require one to make a choice between two equally desirable or undesirable options.

• Ethics

• Morals

• Military Ethics

• Ethical Dilemma

The acronym ROV stands for ______.

• Rules, Output, Values

• Rules, Outcome, Validate

• Rules, Outcome Values

• None of the above

___________________ occurs when one is stressed, physically, mentally, emotionally or exhausted.

When you are confronted with an ethical situation, using ________ helps to look at it holistically and from different perspectives rather than just remain fixated.

• Ethics

• Morals

• Ethical Lens (ROV)

• Ethical Dilemma

__________ refers to an individual placing his loyalty to other friends or group/units higher than to the organisation’s values. (cover up for his friend).

• Moral Disengagement

• Moral Stacking

• Group Thinking

• Misplaced Loyalty

_________ perception that a particular behaviour is sanctioned, approved and directed by higher authority.

• Moral Disengagement

• Moral Stacking

• Authorisation

• Misplaced Loyalty