Normalization 1. Do you think most people believe that ethical challenges are a normal part of business life or as exceptions to normal business events? 2. What are some of the predictable ethical challenges you will face in your work life? 3. What is the consequence of being caught off guard by an ethical situation? 4. By anticipating them, how can you reduce some of their emotional power to catch you off guard\"? 5. Have you ever felt awkward dealing with issues of what is ethically permissible, ethically forbidden and ethically required when dealing with social interactions in your daily life? 29. 1When we see cheating around us, particularly if it's a part of our ingronp, cheating goes up. What happens to the social environment when people see other people behave unethicall},F around them? How do these forces work in a business setting? 7. 'We often feel better the more removed we are from the raising and slaughter of animals for food. We often would rather not know about the conditions these animals were raised and would not want to slaughter the animals ourselves {or see their slaughter). 'Why is this? Is this an example of willful blindness? 12. When I visit my family for Thanksgiving, invariably someone will let out a big burp at the dinner table. The usual response is a high ve and admiration for the feat. Would a Thanksgiving Day burp be well received or not at your home? Why? 13. Is this reaction related to moral norms, social norms or is it unrelated to ethics? 15. In an experiment on moral judgments, subjects in a room were asked to read a series of ethical situations and judge how the people in the scenarios reacted to the situations. Another group of subjects were given the same task but before they entered the room, the room was sprayed with fart spray so that it had a repulsive smell. Subjects in the fart sprayed room judged the people in the same ethical scenarios much harsher than how subjects in the regular room judged them. What does this imply about our moral judgments? 16. How can disgust be useful in moral judgments