Question 16 of 40

2.5 Points

How does Gilligan evaluate the solution to Heinz's dilemma?

• A. Women think saving a life is more important than keeping the law.

• B. Men think keeping the law is more important than saving a life.

• C. Men tend to think in terms of justice, and women in terms of caring.

• D. Men misunderstand and women understand.

Question 17 of 40

2.5 Points

Keesha is the CEO of a publicly-owned company. She was informed by the CFO that the company's earnings were down 30 percent from the prior year due to the recession. The company's stock price has declined by 20 percent. The CFO comes up with a scheme to hide debt and inflate revenues by selling underperforming assets to a special purpose entity affiliated with the company. Keesha is concerned about possible effects on the creditors but ultimately she agrees to the accounting. Keesha is reasoning at:

• A. Stage 1

• B. Stage 2

• C. Stage 3

• D. Stage 4

Question 18 of 40

2.5 Points

Rosie is the external auditor of Texas Two Steps, a privately-owned dance company in Texas. Rosie believes the owner of the company is skimming cash off the top. She approaches the owner who explains that the money will be replaced in the following month after he refinances his house. Rosie accepts the owner's explanation but reclassifies the expenditure as a receivable of the company from the owner. Rosie's reasoning best reflects:

• A. Stage 1

• B. Stage 2

• C. Stage 3

• D. Stage 4