What are the two types of ethical dilemmas? conscious and unconscious good and bad phenomenal and epiphenomenal voluntary and involuntary Job candidates tend to choose job offers from unethical employers only when the pay and benefits are significantly higher. True False Stanley is the CEO of a financial services company. Why should Stanley be concerned about maintaining the ethical reputation of his company? Stanley's future career prospects could be in jeopardy. His employees might not want to associate with him in public. Stanley's company can end up attracting clientele with dubious reputations themselves. A bad reputation can lose companies clients, valuable employees, and market value decline. Some researchers have argued that infants exhibit preferences for helpful actions, compassion, and pleasing situations along with an aversion to harmful or unwelcome behaviors. True False If a manager believes that their organization is at war with its competitors, they are justified in behaving unethically in order to win at business. True False