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Typical Indian values
Ethical puzzles and ambiguous situations
Social responsibilities and family loyalties
Integrity in administration
Utilitarian considerations
Patriotism versus Human Rights
National Security values
Whistle Blowers
Self interest and loyalty
Answer the questions 1 and 2 with reference to the to the code below
A.Both A & R are true and R is the correct explanation for A
B.Both A & R are true and R is not the correct explanation for A
C.A is true, R is false
D. A is false, R is true
1.A.Indian values emphasize all the following except
A. family connections B. conventional ties
C. ultilitarian considerations D. a defensive rule following approach
2.A.It is difficult to adopt the ethical puzzle stance
R. Ethical puzzle stance often compromises ethical values
3.Social responsibility in business and administration demands all the following except
A. a defensive rule and procedure following approach
B. setting up a part of the budget for social justice
C. Conventional ethical thinking
D. a wider and a more critical attitude to men and affairs
4.Integrity in administration demands
A. an action based on sound judgement
B. unity of thought and action
C. suppression of individuality and one’s own arguments
D. All the above
Answer the questions 5 to 7 with reference to the to the code below
A.Both A & R are true and R is the correct explanation for A
B.Both A & R are true and R is not the correct explanation for A
C.A is true, R is false
D. A is false, R is true
5. A. The development of integrity is based on ethical judgement.
R. The sense of responsibility requires development of appropriate virtues
5. B
6. Loyalty is unthinking faithfulness to
A. persons B. groups
C. purposes D. core values
7.A. A loyal person does not reflect on his on her action
R. Reflection on one’s action would mean questioning the value system of what is being done
8.The Indian administration is plagued by
A. loyalty consideration
B. family connections
C. utilitarian consequences
D. All the above
Answer the questions 9 to 17 with reference to the to the code below
A.Both A & R are true and R is the correct explanation for A
B.Both A & R are true and R is not the correct explanation for A
C.A is true, R is false
D. A is false, R is true
9. A. Whistle blowing contradicts the principle of loyalty to one’s organization
R. Whistle blowing is loyalty to the core system
10.Whsitle blowing involves loyalty to
A. one’s professional group B. one’s organization
C. the society at large D. none of the above
11.A.Whistle blowing involves loss of professional integrity
R. Whistle blowers are traitors to the group to which they belong
12.A.Whistle blowing is an emphasis on moral integrity
R. Whistle blowing is a necessity arising out of organizational dysfunction
13. A. There is a difference between loyalty and integrity
R. Loyalty wins applause; integrity earns disapproval.
14. A. A loyal person will blow the whistle silently
A.A person of integrity will take a public stand.
15. A. The loyal person blows the whistle but is not open
R. The person integrity has a defiant attitude
16. A. A loyal whistle blower is dependent on his salary
R.A whistle blower is prepared to face any risk necessary
17. A. A loyal whistle blower has a family to maintain
R. A whistle blower with integrity has no dependants
18. A loyal person may be
A. an anonymous whistle blower
B. may be to protect his groups
C. may keep silent to protect his group
D. all the above
19. A loyal person in a dishonest organization
A. may agree to cover up wrong doing
B. may go into a sullen mood but keep silent
C. may become angry and get into depression
D. all the above