Chapter 3 A government proposes a policy that restricts certain individuals from accessing basic medical care based solely on their citizenship status. Critics argue that this policy violates a fundamental moral principle because these individuals possess certain rights simply by being human. Which concept best supports the critics’ argument?

Chapter 7 Which of the following best defines reciprocal obligation in the workplace?

Chapter 2 Inattentional blindness refers to which of the following situations?

Chapter 4 A corporation distributes a formal document to all employees outlining expected standards of behavior, including rules on conflicts of interest, confidentiality, workplace respect, and reporting misconduct. All employees must review and acknowledge this document annually. Which concept best describes this formal set of behavioral guidelines?

Chapter 3 The concept of human rights is central to which of the following ethical traditions?

Chapter 7 Which of the following best defines hypernorms in ethical theory?

Chapter 2 Which of the following best describes change blindness in ethical or organizational contexts?

Chapter 2 Which option best describes moral imagination in ethical decision making?

Chapter 3 Which of the following best defines duties in ethical decision making?  

Chapter 4 A large corporation emphasizes strict adherence to laws, regulations, and internal rules. Employees are trained to avoid legal violations, and success in ethics is primarily measured by whether the company complies with external requirements. Little discussion occurs about broader values or ethical aspirations beyond what the law requires. Which concept best describes this organizational approach?