10 Questions
What is the primary purpose of ethics?
To help distinguish right from wrong
What is the difference between 'amoral' and 'immoral'?
Amoral refers to actions that are ethically neutral, while immoral refers to unethical actions
What is the distinction between morality and etiquette?
Morality deals with fundamental principles of right and wrong, while etiquette concerns socially acceptable behavior
Which of the following is NOT a concern addressed by the etymology of ethics?
Satisfying basic human needs
What is the difference between morality and law?
Morality deals with ethical principles, while law deals with legally binding rules and regulations
What is the primary purpose of ethics based on the text?
To create credibility for an organization
Which of the following is NOT a concern addressed by the etymology of ethics?
Nature of ethics
What does the etymology of ethics clarify about the terms amoral and immoral?
Amoral is neutral regarding ethics, while immoral involves acting against ethical principles.
What differentiates morality from law in the context of ethics?
Morality is concerned with personal beliefs, while law focuses on societal rules.
What is one benefit of ethics mentioned in the text?
Restricting corruption
Test your knowledge about ethics and social responsibility in the business world. Explore the importance of ethics, the nature of ethics, and its implications on organizations. Learn about distinguishing right from wrong, reducing exploitation, creating credibility, and more.
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