6 WKS Review_Q3

What is the primary focus of beliefs in decision-making?

• Morally right or wrong actions

• Personal values and principles

• Cultural norms and traditions

• None of the Above

 In ethical decision-making, what is the central consideration?

• Individual preferences

• Consequences and impact on others

• Emotional responses

• All of the Above

Beliefs in decision-making are often influenced by personal opinions and perspectives. How does this differ from ethical decision-making?

• Ethical decisions aim for objectivity and fairness

• Ethical decisions are purely subjective

•  Beliefs and ethics are interchangeable terms

• None of the Above

What is the Purpose in Life?

• Meaningful goals and a sense of direction

• Pursuit of momentary happiness

• Immediate satisfaction of desires

• Absence of external disturbances

Which of the following is not a step commonly found in ethical decision-making models?

• Evaluating alternatives

• Identifying the problem

•  Ignoring consequences

• Implementing the decision

In ethical decision-making, what does "considering the consequences" refer to?

• Only focusing on personal gain

• Ignoring the impact on others

• Evaluating potential outcomes of each option

• Avoiding any consequences

What is an ethical decision-making model?

• A systematic process to make morally sound decisions

• A mathematical formula

• A random selection method

• A creative brainstorming technique

If a student is married are they considered Independent or Dependent on the FAFSA Application?

• Dependent

• Independent

If a student is 22 of age, are they considered Independent or Dependent on the FAFSA Application?

• Independent

• Dependent

ACT Practice: Identify the error in the following sentence:

"The team, as well as the coach, are excited about the upcoming tournament."

• are

• coach

• team

• excited