Ethical Concepts and Practices Quiz

Ava works at a company where she is responsible for making sure that employees' personal data is not shared with anyone outside the organization. What is this practice of keeping private information secure called?

• Confidentiality

• Transparency

• Vulnerability

• Availability

At a company, Isla always gives her friends the best projects, even if others are more qualified. This behavior is an example of _______.

• Proprietary Information

• Partiality

• Ethical Dilemma

• Trade-off

Emma, a purchasing manager at a company, is offered money, gifts, or favors by a supplier in exchange for giving them business advantages. This practice is known as _______.

• Whistle-blowing

• Kickbacks

• Organizational Culture

• Truth in Advertising

Olivia works at a tech company and is responsible for handling sensitive company-owned secrets, data, and designs. These are referred to as _______.

• Proprietary Information

• Ethical Dilemma

• Trade-off

• Decision-Making Framework

Being honest and accurate in promotions is called _______.

• Whistle-blowing

• Truth in Advertising

• Kickbacks

• Partiality

Reporting unethical or illegal behavior in an organization is _______.

• Confidentiality

• Whistle-blowing

• Opportunity Cost

• Organizational Culture

At Emma's new job, she notices that everyone values teamwork, open communication, and punctuality. These shared values, beliefs, and behaviors in her workplace are known as _______.

• Ethical Dilemma

• Organizational Culture

• Proprietary Information

• Kickbacks

Benjamin is working on a project and realizes that following the company's rules would mean not helping a struggling coworker, but helping the coworker would mean breaking the rules. This situation, where values or principles conflict, is an _______.

• Ethical Dilemma

• Opportunity Cost

• Decision-Making Framework

• Partiality

Olivia has $20 and can either buy a new book or go to the movies with her friends. Giving up one thing to gain another is a _______.

• Whistle-blowing

• Opportunity Cost

• Confidentiality

• Truth in Advertising

Abigail is faced with a challenging situation at work where she must choose between several ethical options. She decides to use a structured process to evaluate her choices. This process is called the _______.

• Organizational Culture

• Decision-Making Framework

• Kickbacks

• Proprietary Information