* Choices that are underlined and in bold are the correct answers. Please read the scenarios given below and then answer the following questions based on the given scenario based on the three parts of the Work Ethics Section. Scenario 1: You work with a co-worker for three hours a day. And one day, the supervisor left the office and told you to adhere to the work hours as he will attend a meeting outside the university. After an hour has passed, your colleague left the office and asked you to not to tell the supervisor that he left and that he recorded himself as having completed three working hours as per student employment policies even though he didn't actually work those three hours. Based on this scenario and the work ethics principles, how must you decide and proceed with this situation ? A. Present yourself with the choices of whether or not you tell the supervisor and decide which is the best option to take. B. Take a picture of my colleague as he leaves the office as evidence to show the supervisor. C. Do not interfere with him as he is responsible for his actions. D. All of the above. *Choices that are underlined and in bold are the correct answers. Please read the scenarios given below and then answer the following questions based on the given scenario based on the three parts of the Work Ethics Section. Scenario 1: You work with a co-worker for three hours a day. And one day, the supervisor left the office and told you to adhere to the work hours as he will attend a meeting outside the university. After an hour has passed, your colleague left the office and asked you to not to tell the superviso that he left and that he recorded himself as having completed three working hours as per student employment policies even though he didn't actually work those three hours. After making the appropriate decision, you must, in accordance with the framework for making decisions in line with work ethics: A. There is no right answer to this situation. B. Document the date and time of the incident so I can have a future reference. C. I don't have to do anything. D. Think about the decisions you made and how it affects everyone in the situation. Choices that are underlined and in bold are the correct answers. Please read the scenarios given below and then answer the following questions based on the given scenario based on the three parts of the Work Ethics Section. Scenario 1: You work with a co-worker for three hours a day. And one day, the supervisor left the office and told you to adhere to the work hours as he will attend a meeting outside the university. After an hour has passed, your colleague left the office and asked you to not to tell the supervisor that he left and that he recorded himself as having completed three working hours as per student employment policies even though he didn't actually work those three hours. Applying the framework for making ethical decisions in this situation, which of the following choices is best suited and the one where you would impose? A. Report your colleague confidentially to your supervisor and ensure that your colleague does not know that you reported him. B. Talk to your colleague in private and persuade not to record the hours he did not actually work. C. Both A and B. D. Send an email to your colleague threatening to tell the supervisor if he does not undo the recording of the hours that he undeservingly added, so that everything is documented