code of ethics

Focuses on the consequences and results and the pursuit of the common good

• virtue

• rights

• deontology

• Utilitarian

An ethical principle and values that refer to acting righteously, morally, and legally and under the highest standard of ethics

• accountability

• integrity

• fairness

• transparency

is a problem in the decision-making process between two possible options, neither of which is absolutely acceptable from an ethical perspective

• ethical dilemma

• ethical paradox

• both ethical dilemma and ethical paradox

• none of the given answers

An ethical threat that an auditor is subjected to physical harm

• intimidation

• familiarity

• advocacy

• self review

the auditor promotes an audit client's position or opinion

• intimidation

• familiarity

• advocacy

• self review

the auditor was able to reduce the to an acceptable level the risk associated with ethical dilemma , the auditor should

• decline to undertake the audit

• terminate the relevant relationship

• dispose the relevant interest

• continue the audit

all are examples of inducement which one is not

• gifts

• hospitality

• all are forms of inducement

• appropriate appeal to friendship or loyalty

in auditing ethics by understanding organizational culture, the internal auditor should

• confirming internal audit's understanding with management and employees

• reflecting on insights from past business issues and audit findings

• reviewing applicable legislation and guidelines

• all of the given answer are correct

The following are audit objectives in auditing ethics

• lapse's impact on the organization

• assets are properly safeguarded

• effective implementation

• all are audit objectives in auditing ethics

Which one is not a benefit of auditing ethics

• to improve ethical performance

• highlight trends, improve organizational learning and facilitate communications

• improved relationships

• all are benefits in auditing ethics