Ethics in the Workplace
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What is a key outcome of demonstrating a commitment to truthfulness and ethical behavior?

  • Development of employee independence
  • Reduced communication among staff
  • A culture of trust within the organization (correct)
  • Increased competition within the organization

What negative effects can arise from an imbalance in availability expectations?

  • Stress and fatigue (correct)
  • Increased productivity and motivation
  • Improved interpersonal relationships
  • Enhanced creativity and problem-solving

Which of the following best describes the impact of ethical behavior in an organization?

  • It promotes a sense of transparency (correct)
  • It leads to higher profit margins
  • It contributes to a culture of distrust
  • It allows for more relaxed regulations

What can be a significant challenge of constant availability in the workplace?

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How does a commitment to ethical behavior influence organizational culture?

<p>It builds a foundation of trust within the organization (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How might fatigue from an imbalance in work-life expectations manifest?

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What does truthfulness in an organization primarily contribute to?

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Which of the following scenarios exemplifies the challenges of constant connectivity?

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What is the result of prioritizing ethical behavior within an organization?

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What is a potential impact of stress related to availability expectations?

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What is the primary focus of the content provided?

<p>Guidance on academic integrity and plagiarism (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which resource is suggested for additional information on academic integrity?

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What underlying message is conveyed about writing assignments this semester?

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What is NOT mentioned as a concern related to academic integrity?

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What tone is conveyed regarding the students' upcoming writing assignments?

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What does it mean to exhibit ecological values?

<p>To respect and maintain the living system and environment (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which action best reflects the importance of keeping spaces clean?

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Why is it important not to destroy colorful flowers?

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What can be inferred about Mrs. Shamsa's behavior in relation to her values?

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Which of the following is not an example of promoting ecological values?

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What behavior is commonly observed among cheating masterminds during online exams?

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Which of the following statements best illustrates the attitude of cheating masterminds toward rules during online exams?

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How do cheating masterminds generally approach online exam settings?

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What mindset do cheating masterminds exhibit when faced with online examinations?

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During online exams, what is a primary strategy used by those who cheat?

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What is a key aspect of responsibility towards customers?

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Which of the following practices is NOT acceptable when fulfilling responsibility towards customers?

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What should companies avoid when fulfilling their responsibility towards customers?

<p>Hoarding products to create artificial scarcity (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes an unethical practice in relation to customer responsibility?

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What is the primary goal of maintaining high-quality standards in customer service?

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Flashcards

Ecological Values

Protecting and preserving natural resources and ecosystems for future generations. This includes things like avoiding pollution, conserving energy, and respecting wildlife habitats.

Keeping things neat and clean

Acting in a way that keeps things neat and tidy, such as cleaning up after oneself and maintaining a well-organized space.

Not to destroy

Not causing any harm or destruction, especially to something beautiful or delicate.

Truthfulness and Ethical Behaviour

A commitment to honesty and ethical conduct, where individuals prioritize telling the truth and acting in a morally upright manner.

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Truthfulness

The act of being truthful includes being accurate, reliable, and transparent in communication and activities.

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Ethical Behaviour

Ethical behaviour encompasses adhering to moral principles, standards, and values in all actions.

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Culture of Trust

A shared sense of trust and reliability among individuals within an organization.

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Contributing to a Culture of Trust

Creating an environment where truthfulness and ethical behaviour are valued and encouraged, fostering a sense of mutual respect and accountability.

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Work-Life Imbalance

When our work and personal life are out of balance, it can lead to stress and tiredness, affecting our overall well-being.

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Expectation of Constant Availability

The constant expectation of being available for work, even outside of work hours, can make it hard to maintain a healthy work-life balance.

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Plagiarism

Using someone else's work without giving them credit. This includes copying and pasting text, using ideas without attribution, and submitting work that is not your own.

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Academic Integrity

The principles of honest conduct in academic work. It includes being truthful, giving credit where it's due, and upholding the values of the academic community.

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Press-book (Academic Integrity)

A document that provides detailed information about plagiarism and academic integrity. It helps students understand the rules and consequences of academic dishonesty.

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Copying and Pasting

The act of copying and pasting text directly from a source without proper citation or attribution. This is a form of plagiarism.

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Taking Ideas Without Attribution

Using someone else's ideas without acknowledging the source, even if you rephrase them in your own words. This is also a form of plagiarism.

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Customer Responsibility: Quality and Price

Businesses should offer products and services of high quality while maintaining affordable prices.

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Customer Responsibility: Avoiding Malpractices

Businesses should avoid engaging in unfair practices like hoarding or manipulating prices.

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Cheating Masterminds

People who try to cheat, often by using external resources to get an unfair advantage in online exams.

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Bending the Rules

The tendency to manipulate or exploit external resources to gain an advantage, especially in a situation where rules or boundaries exist.

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Manipulating External Resources

The act of using external resources, such as notes, internet searches, or communication with others, to gain an unfair advantage in an exam.

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Fooling the System

Using tactics and strategies to deceive the system and avoid detection during online exams.

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Not Shying Away from Deceit

A lack of hesitation or fear when employing dishonest methods to achieve a desired outcome, especially in online exams.

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Study Notes

Social Responsibility

  • Social responsibility is an ethical theory
  • Individuals are accountable for fulfilling their civic duty
  • Actions of individuals should benefit society
  • Balance between economic growth and societal welfare is key to social responsibility

Individual Social Responsibility (ISR)

  • ISR is about individuals taking responsibility for their actions that affect communities beyond their immediate circle
  • Immediate circle includes family and friends, and outside circle includes neighbors, and wider society
  • ISR includes responsibilities towards the economy, society, civic duties, and the environment

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

  • CSR is how companies manage business processes to generate profits while positively impacting society
  • CSR considers the public interest and societal well-being
  • CSR is about ethical behaviour, contributing to economic development, and improving quality of life

Social Media Ethics and Etiquette

  • Social media ethics focuses on appropriate influence and interaction
  • Etiquette is crucial in social media interactions regarding respect and kindness
  • Authenticity, transparency, and clear communication are vital principles in social media ethics

Social Media Addiction

  • Excessive social media use can lead to psychological issues
  • This excessive use is called behavioral addiction
  • Excessive use can lead to problems in relationships, work, and overall well being

Academic Integrity

  • Academic integrity is the responsibility of all members of the academic community to follow fundamental principles of academic integrity
  • This includes honesty, trust, fairness, respect, responsibility, and courage
  • Misrepresentation, plagiarism, collusion, and cheating are unethical academic practices.

Cheating in Online Examinations

  • Impersonation, using external resources (internet), and abetting cheating are common forms of online exam dishonesty
  • Cheating in online examinations goes against academic integrity

Unethical Academic Practices

  • Dishonest or unethical practices in academic environments are broadly divided into various categories:
  • Contract cheating, collusion, copying and pasting, recycling work, and cheating in examinations.

Key Takeaways

  • Students are part of a scholarly community and have a responsibility to uphold academic integrity (honesty, trust, fairness, respect, responsibility, courage).
  • Avoid any act of falsification or misrepresenting work

Common Knowledge

  • Common knowledge is information that is generally known and accepted.

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This quiz explores the significance of ethical behavior and truthfulness in organizational culture. It addresses the effects of availability expectations and the challenges they pose while emphasizing the importance of integrity in professional settings.

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