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Fiduciary duty

Corporate social responsibility

Utilitarianism

In a country where child labor is legally permitted but viewed as unethical by international standards, which approach best reflects ethical universalism

Prohibiting child labor within the company, regardless of local laws.

None of them

Adapting to local cultural practices since ethics are relative to context.

Avoiding judgment of local practices

The ethical dilemma primarily involves a conflict between a legal obligation and which ethical principle?

:According to the concept of "ethical relativism," the morality of an action is determined by

None of them

The cultural or individual context

Universal, unchanging principles.

The consequences it produces.

The ethical principle that distinguishes between an intended good effect (e.g., pain relief) and a predicted but unintended bad effect (e.g., respiratory depression) is the:

Principle of Utility

Principle of Proportionality

Principle of Double Effect

Principle of Substituted Judgment

?Which characteristic is NOT associated with utilitarianism

Individual rights focus

Morals are based on laws, while ethics are based on religion

? How do morals differ from ethics

Ethics are culture-specific, while morals are objective

Morals focus on personal conduct, while ethics address professional conduct

Morals are universal, while ethics are subjective

A nurse manager discovers credible evidence that a senior colleague has been diverting narcotics for personal use. Which first action demonstrates both ethical responsibility and protection for patient safety?

Share concerns with other staff to build collective support

Confront the colleague privately and request they stop

Ignore the issue until more evidence is collected

Document findings objectively and report through proper channels

? What is the primary "code of conduct" in computer programming related to open-source softwar

None of them