Ethics in Companies: Volunteerism and Charity

Which ethical approach focuses on evaluating results more than evaluating actions?

Which ethical approach concentrates on the belief that certain actions are inherently right or wrong, regardless of the consequences?

The ethical approach that emphasizes maximizing welfare and minimizing harm by focusing on overall consequences is known as:

Which ethical approach ranks duties based on the highest payoff to the individual, even if it may seem selfish?

What does the Feminist approach prioritize?

The ethical theory that evaluates actions based on their impact on overall happiness and well-being is known as:

Which ethical approach focuses on personal beliefs and values that come from within, such as courage and gratitude?

Which of the following is NOT a key value of the Feminist approach?

What is a common misconception related to Professional Ethics based on the text?

What is a core principle of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)?

Which aspect is NOT typically part of the triple bottom line concept mentioned in the text?

What is a key factor contributing to the evolution of CSR from voluntary to an investment?

Which ethical approach is based on determining rightness or wrongness of actions by examining actions without focusing on their consequences?

Which ethical approach emphasizes that all humans have a right to dignity?

In the context of ethics, what does the fairness or justice approach aim to do?

Which ethical approach states that what is right is the same as what God commands, regardless of religion?

Which approach focuses on the character traits needed to develop human potential?

What is the main focus of the human rights approach in ethics?