11. jane and kamal goodall discovered that an abandoned home in their neighborhood was being used as a drug…

11. jane and kamal goodall discovered that an abandoned home in their neighborhood was being used as a drug house. jane and kamal reported the problem to the police, but the police took no action. concerned for the welfare of their children and the dangerous criminal element coming and going from the house, jane and kamal tossed gasoline on the house late one evening and then set the house on fire. jane and kamal said, we did it to save our family when no one else would do anything. which of the following ethical standards were jane and kamal following? a. positive law standards b. religious standards c. moral relativism d. codified law standards 12. an online retailer promises to provide cashback of $100 while exchanging an old phone for a new one. what the retailer does not specify is that the cashback amount will be credited to the purchasers account in the form of shipping credit and that the amount may vary based on the condition of the phone. in the context of categories of ethical dilemmas, which of the following categories is exemplified in this scenario? a. divulging information b. engaging in conflict of interest c. saying things that are not true d. taking things without permission 13. during a team meeting, a manager brings up one of the team members work and ridicules it. the manager tells the team member the work was worse than a trainees work. the team member is left humiliated and resigns the next day. in the context of categories of ethical dilemmas, which of the following categories is exemplified in this scenario?

11. jane and kamal goodall discovered that an abandoned home in their neighborhood was being used as a drug house. jane and kamal reported the problem to the police, but the police took no action. concerned for the welfare of their children and the dangerous criminal element coming and going from the house, jane and kamal tossed gasoline on the house late one evening and then set the house on fire. jane and kamal said, we did it to save our family when no one else would do anything. which of the following ethical standards were jane and kamal following? a. positive law standards b. religious standards c. moral relativism d. codified law standards 12. an online retailer promises to provide cashback of $100 while exchanging an old phone for a new one. what the retailer does not specify is that the cashback amount will be credited to the purchasers account in the form of shipping credit and that the amount may vary based on the condition of the phone. in the context of categories of ethical dilemmas, which of the following categories is exemplified in this scenario? a. divulging information b. engaging in conflict of interest c. saying things that are not true d. taking things without permission 13. during a team meeting, a manager brings up one of the team members work and ridicules it. the manager tells the team member the work was worse than a trainees work. the team member is left humiliated and resigns the next day. in the context of categories of ethical dilemmas, which of the following categories is exemplified in this scenario?

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  1. Jane and Kamal's actions of taking matters into their own hands by setting the house on fire are not in line with positive law standards which are the formal legal rules. They bypassed the proper legal - channels.
  2. The retailer's promise of cashback without proper specification of terms and conditions may be seen as a form of unethical behavior, but it is not a violation of positive law as there is no clear - cut legal rule broken yet. It may, however, violate moral standards as it can be considered deceptive.
  3. A manager humiliating and ridiculing a team member is a violation of moral standards. It is unethical behavior in the workplace that goes against the principles of respect and dignity, but it is not a violation of positive law or religious standards in a direct sense.

Answer:

  1. a. Positive law standards
  2. c. Moral standards
  3. c. Moral standards