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In the context of conflicts of interest, what does "entangled" mean?

• a) Resolved
• b) Involved
• c) Confused
• d) Isolated

What is the potential consequence of a conflict of interest on an individual's career?

• a) Promotion
• b) Trustworthiness
• c) Reputation damage
• d) Transparency

In conflicts of interest, why is "diverging interests" mentioned?

• a) To highlight alignment
• b) To indicate ethical behavior
• c) To describe potential challenges
• d) To promote collaboration

What is one of the ways companies address conflicts of interest?

• a) Ignoring them
• b) Promoting personal gain
• c) Including explicit prohibitions
• d) Encouraging secrecy

Which of the following is an example of a potential workplace conflict of interest?

• a) Perfect job performance
• b) Employee starting a side business
• c) Transparent communication
• d) Supervisor promoting diversity

What could accepting gifts or trips from vendors potentially lead to in the context of conflicts of interest?

• a) Enhanced reputation
• b) Improved trustworthiness
• c) Jeopardizing professional ethics
• d) Stronger professional relationships

When conflicts of interest persist, what may happen to an individual's reputation and integrity?

• a) They are enhanced
• b) They remain unchanged
• c) They are undermined
• d) They become irrelevant

What is the main idea behind the concept of conflict, as mentioned in the text?

• a) Alignment of interests
• b) Incompatibility of perspectives
• c) Strong working relationships
• d) Promoting diversity

How might conflicts manifest in the workplace, according to the text?

• a) Mutual respect
• b) Transparent communication
• c) Aggression
• d) Productivity

What is one of the causes of conflict mentioned in the text?

• a) Strong leadership
• b) Transparency
• c) Ineffective communication
• d) High employee morale