Answer the following questions for each scenario:A. Is this a common occurrence? Y (Yes) or N (No). B. Does this scenario raise an ethical issue? Y (Yes) or N (No).
C. Is the action taken ethical? Y (Yes) or N (No). |
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Ethi-cal Issue? |
Ethi-cal? |
1. A Japanese engineer refuses to work with a woman,
Puerto Rican engineer precisely because she is a woman. |
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2. A student buys copies of the exams for a class he will
be taking next semester because he has a difficult schedule and needs all the help he can get. |
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3. An engineer accepts an offer from a vendor to pay her
expenses to a conference where software that her company is interested in will be displayed. |
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4. Workers complain that a chemical they use is making
them sick. But the supervisor does nothing because he doesn't want to create problems with higher level management. |
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5. A student copies from a textbook his part of a group,
written report project because it's the end of the semester and he has other, more important projects to turn in. |
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6. An industrial engineer uses information in her new job
that she had obtained while working at another, previous job. |
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7. A supervisor asks a computer technician to copy
software licensed to the technician's company for use by a client who does not have the license to use the software. |
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8. An employee sends emails to her relatives on company
time using company resources. |
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9. A mechanical engineer spends time outside of work and
at his home to develop a cheap muffler for electricity generators because he has a neighbor who couldn't sleep in the aftermath of Hurricane Georges because of his neighbors' noisy generators. |
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10. A student tells his professor that another student was
copying from his exam during the test. |
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