Etical Test

Write a 350- to 700-word review of the article. Your review should discuss how the SOX Act may affect ethical decision making in today’s business environment, and the criminal penalties for which the act provides. Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.

Analyze following three major ethical issues prevailing in the world these days. Write a report about the bad or harmful effects of these ethical issues. Use your analysis and observation to write practical effects. (5 effects under each of the 3 following issues.) > Negative impacts of Social Media on society > Less care for employee well-being (health, safety, satisfaction etc.) > Environmental problem and Climate change

Give an example in which ethical impact assessment could have helped a company identify ethical issues before making a decision about data, for example, if Facebook had conducted an ethical impact assessment before sharing data with Cambridge Analytica, explain what the results may have revealed?

How will you define research ethics? Assume that you are heading one of the research journals. What kind of restrictions/guidelines you will offer to candidates to submit research papers in the journal. “At least, there should  be eight guidelines”

Don't use Ai and chatgpt. Answer in step by step with explanation

13. What is the term given to the groups, individuals, and organizations that are directly affected by the practices of an organization?   A) Primary agents of interest   B) Social auditors C) Competitors   D) Organizational stakeholders   14. The Chinese government controls all factors of production, the Chinese government has   which type of economic systems?   A) Capitalism B) Socialism   C) Market   D) Communism

Andrew was having a disagreement with his co-owner, Beatriz. Andrew felt that they should give smaller bonuses to more people instead of large bonuses to a few. Which ethical principle does Andrew adhere to? Selected answer will be automatically saved. For keyboard navigation, press up/down arrow keys to select an answer. a utilitarianism b power distance c conservation d self-enhancement

A business will always lose profits if it is too concerned with ethics.  Group of answer choices True False

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QuestioinO Which of the following statements regarding virtues, deontological, and utilitarianism guides is NOT corret? SuOanolezimdu2 sluO Virtues ethics refers to having personal character traits as the basis for ethical dilemma decisions. imA Deontological ethics refers to using standards of conduct to determine right and wrong behavior when making ethical decisions. waiv nolezimdue Utilitarianism ethics refers to making ethical decisions based on the consequences of the behaviors. Deontological ethics is often referred to as cost-benefit analysis.

Write a paragraph; answering the questions given below: (350-500 Words) What role does electronic media play in spreading fake news and communication during theCOVID-19 Pandemic? How effective is the feedback that the media outlets receive from the viewers to share correctand authentic information? Should it be encouraged?Justifying your arguments with examples, wherever necessary.

What are your thoughts on whether or not Facebook and other social media platforms should provide law enforcement access to user accounts in order to conduct investigations? Why would one pose such a question, and what does one hope to achieve by doing so? What are your opinions on whether or not social media companies like Facebook should provide law enforcement agencies access to their users' accounts in order to facilitate investigations? Why would you even ask such a pointless question?

What does a privacy policy seek to achieve? What are the most important aspects of a sound privacy policy? Creating a privacy policy entails what responsibilities and issues? What steps should be done to prevent a privacy policy lawsuit in the future?

Watch the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXWj5BK7evM and answer the following questions: 1. In not less than 3 sentences, explain your reaction when you saw the RC commercial for the first time? 2. Can you figure out the strategy used by the ad creator that made the RC TV commercial viral? Do you think the strategy is successful? Explain your answer.

Twitter EthicsTwitter was created in March of 2006 and launched in July of that year. Since the beginning, it created its so called “Twitter Rules” for monitoring content and behavior. Many users vent out in twitter and in many occasions the comments could be vile, hurtful and disrespectful (Mintz, 2017). Or simply lies that go unverified or uncensored but were issued as if they were statements of truth. Nevertheless, only recently in the second trimester of 2020, twitter decided to become more proactive in applying its rules flagging two of President Trump recent tweets. This was despite of the fact that Pres. Trump has been tweeting as a private citizen since 2009 and produced thousands of tweets as President since 2016. Many has voiced their concerns and disapproval of Twitter selective process of very late intervention and wonder if the ethics of the company are really balanced. In the first flagged tweet Pres. Trump said, without any evidence, that mail-in ballots are fraudulent.…

An at-will employee at Carlota's Cucina, a restaurant, posted on his personal Twitter page: "I do not know what's worse, my horrible boss or the horrible wings that we serve at #Carlotas Cucina." The employee posted this late at night while at his home. After viewing the tweet, someone decided to share it with the employee's boss. The boss then fired the employee because of the employee's tweet. Can the employee successfully sue for damages based on the claim that he had a First Amendment right to share his negative opinions about his boss and his place of employment? O Yes, because the employer cannot fire an employee without good cause. O Yes, based on the same reasoning as in the U.S. Supreme Court decision. Mahanoy Area School District v. B.L. (2021). O No. The First Amendment appl only to governmental entities, not private employers. O Yes, because the employee was not within the scope of employment but was in his own home and deserved a reasonable expectation of privacy. O No,…

The company is Nestle (Malaysia) Berhad: a) How do the company use its EES/ESG/GRI disclosure to be more accountable and responsible to their stakeholders? b) What type of theory would you use to support or to describe the company' (i.e., managers) actions in their EES/ESG/GRI reporting practise in question a? (Note: You may use one or more theories to support your answer). c) Who do you think that should involve in the process for continuance enhancement for the company's benefits? NOTE: you have to construct an appropriate paragraph with introduction and definition is necessary in order to answers the questions. (Not directly write the content like examination).

Critical Thinking If a company of which you are a cus- tomer suffered a data breach (in which some of the data customers created or shared by customers with the company were compromised), would your percep- tions of that company change and if so, why? Would it matter what type of data was compromised? Are there other factors that would lessen or heighten your view of the severity of the event? If so, what might they include?

How to respond to this in 100 words? Ethics and strategic management are closely connected as ethical considerations play a crucial role in shaping the decisions and actions of an organization in pursuit of its strategic goals and objectives (Parnell, 2017). Strategic management refers to the process of defining an organization's direction and making decisions on allocating resources to implement that direction, while ethics pertains to the moral principles and values that govern human behavior (Parnell, 2017). One way ethics relates to strategic management is through the development and implementation of a company's mission and vision statements (Milton-Smith, 1995). These statements articulate the organization's purpose and its desired future state (Parnell, 2017). Ethical considerations are vital in formulating these statements as they need to reflect the organization's commitment to behaving responsibly and operating with integrity (Milton-Smith, 1995). For example, an…

Use the two more mature levels of Ethical (Moral Character) Development Model to elaborate how you would apply each of these levels to ethically to avoid the identified customers’ complaints identified in case 1 (Q1). State clearly which complaints are avoided and it is expected all complaints of case 1 should be addressed. (Note: Each point of the levels must address at least one complaint.)

Please offer a resolution to the following case utilizing both utilitarian and deontological approaches then explain which approach renders the best course of action. A major tobacco company has proposed that its new CEO be nominated to the board of directors of a three-hospital regional health system.  The CEO lives and works in the community.  In addition to suggesting membership on the board, the tobacco firm has indicated a willingnes to sponsor or cosponsor a variety of health promotion activities in the community, with special outreach to children and persons who are economically disadvantaged.  The health system's senior management team is divided about whether to proceed with the nomination.  Some believe that because the CEO brings much needed expertise in the areas of finance and investment, he is a good candidate for the board.  Others believe that, despite these qualifications, such a nomination might be viewed as supporting the tobacco companies product and…

Describing a company as ‘good’ means that they are an ethical company True False

Pursuant to the current scientific models of ethical judgment that we discussed in conjunction with the Curious Tale of Julie and Mark and our ethics dilemma exercise, which one of the following statements explains the manner in which human brains engage in ethical judgments: O Practical wisdom guides all moral judgments. Careful rational thought leads to moral judgment. O The heart and mind operate equally to express ethical judgment. O Moral intuition comes first, supporting reasoning comes second.

3. Describe the steps of Ethical analysis. Do you think collecting data for profiling and Nonobvious relationship awareness (NORA) Analysis are ethical? Provide Justification.

What are the ethical implications of the following interpretations? Any information you can access for free on the Internet is fair game. That's what the Web is all about, greater and greater access to information for more and more people ar und the world. In your circle of acquaintances, how common is pirating music and plagiarizing?

Which of the following is the least important factor in the creation of an ethical business climate? personal examples set by company management official approval of the company's ethics code by government regulators fair but consistent punishment of violators a system that encourages whistle-blowers to report potential ethics violations