Ethical Decision-Making Skills: Actions for Success (Section 4)

The video tutorial provides guidance on handling ethical dilemmas using a series of tests: honesty, legality, conscience, consequences, and publicity. It discusses common rationalizations people use to justify unethical actions and offers a systematic process for addressing ethical dilemmas. The tutorial also provides tips for managing conflict while maintaining ethical values.

Which test asks you to consider if your decision would be acceptable if made public?

• Publicity Test

• Legal Test

• Conscience Test

• Honesty Test

What is a common rationalization that suggests an action is acceptable if it is legal?

• Nobody will be hurt

• I really need it

• If it's legal, it's OK

• Everyone's doing it

Which rationalization involves believing that personal goals justify unethical actions?

• I've got it coming

• Payback time

• I really need it

• I'm not getting anything out of it

What is the first step in the systematic process for dealing with ethical dilemmas?

• Just do it

• Look at your options

• Clarify the situation

• Monitor and adjust

What should you do if new information arises after making an ethical decision?

• Ignore it

• Stick to your original plan

• Revise the plan or change course

• Consult a colleague

Which tip is suggested for handling face-to-face conflicts?

• Avoid the conflict

• Ask questions to clarify misunderstandings

• Agree with the other person

• Ignore body language

What is an important aspect to consider when communicating your ethical position during a conflict?

• The length of your explanation

• The volume of your voice

• The timing and who is present

• The use of technical jargon