WD: $B$

$41.$ Under this Ethical Theory, the torture and killing of a terrorist, who refused to speak about a possible bomb plot that would destroy thousands of lives would be justified.

a$.$ Uoilitarian Theory

b$.$ Plato and Aristotie Virtue Ethics.

c$.$ Rights Thoory

d$.$ Ethical Egoism Theory

$42.$ Maintaining Confidentiality means;

a$.$ It is ok to tell your best friend confidential information if it is about them.

b$.$ Maintaining one's values and principles is ok so long as you do not "snitch"

c$.$ Employees should not use, either personally or through a competitor, information they have obtained through their employer's work or research.

d$.$ Employers should be able to divulge employee's private information if the employer feels it is necessary.

$43.$ In attempting to fulfill the ethical category of promise$-$keeping, it is important to avoid multiple conflicti commitments because:

a$.$ it will not always be possible to pay dividends.

b$.$ everyone understands that promises are made to be broken.

c$.$ repeatedly breaking promises will cost a business its reputation in the long run.

d$.$ stakeholders will relax their expectations if they know you are overextended.

$44.$ Which of the following situations reflects a possible conflict of interest?

a$.$ You offer a company contract to a friend without checking competing bids.

b$.$ You hire a relative for a company position although another is more qualified.

c$.$ You buy a piece of realty that would be suitable for a planned company project.

d$.$ All of the above.

$45.$ The ethical category of fairness sometimes known as "The Golden Rule" states;

a$.$ Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.

b$.$ Let the buyer beware.

c$.$ He who has the Gold makes the rules.

d$.$ No harm, no foul.

$16.$ Primum non nucerum is Latin for:

a$.$ Above all, do no harm.

b$.$ Let the buyer beware.

c$.$ She who lives in a glass house shouldn't throw stones.

d$.$ You should never snitch.

The Social Contract in ethics is sometimes referred to as;

i$.$ the theory of justice. the rights theory.

tabula rasa.

the entitlement theory

Blanchard and Peale three$-$part test for resolving ethical dilemmas consists of the following Is it legal? Is it ethical? Is it moral?

$s$ it legal? Is it balanced? How does it feel?

it ethical? Is it right? Is it front$-$page material?

it right? Is it balanced? Does it smell funny?