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The article explains that in wealthier areas with reliable water, people feel more confident reporting illegal mafia activity. But in poorer areas, people are afraid to report. According to deterrence theory, what does this tell us about the punishment of mafias operating in poorer areas?
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The article recommends charging individual officials with corruption instead of fining municipalities. According to deterrence theory, why is this a better deterrent (something that discourages crime)?
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The article says government officials receive ‘kickbacks’ to give water contracts to the mafias. What is a kickback?
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In Kigali, "the visible, hands-on involvement of all those at the very top (yes, even the president…)" helped drive cultural change (Learning Unit 1.6). The article about emojis recommends that "leaders can encourage discussions in their teams." What does this parallel highlight about leadership's role in ethics?
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The article warns against creating "a policy for everything" and instead calls for conversations grounded in values. What risk does an over-reliance on policy (without values conversations) pose in an ethical dilemma situation?
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A communications manager is drafting an emoji policy for her organisation. Using the ethics triangle, which would be the correct first step in her process?
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If a team debates the appropriateness of an emoji before sending it, they are...
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Ignoring the potential harm of an emoji because it 'was meant as a joke' is an example of...
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The article suggests running awareness campaigns with the theme "pause before send". Which community-ethical wisdom principle does this campaign most closely echo?
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The article describes how a thumbs-up emoji reaction to an inappropriate comment can be seen as offensive. What does this illustrate about the relationship between individual moral beliefs and group ethics?
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