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INTRODUCTION TO PROFESSIONAL ETHICS

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1. What does professional ethics constitute?
A set of personal beliefs guiding an individual's behavior in all aspects of life. A collection of general moral principles applicable to any situation. A set of principles that specifically govern the behavior of individuals or groups within a business or professional environment.
2. Which of the following is NOT explicitly listed as a foundational principle of cybersecurity ethics .
Confidentiality Legacy Integrity Availability
3. Which of the following best describes the primary goal of studying professional ethics.
To internalize ethical behavior and values for personal and professional life. To develop an awareness of personal values and beliefs. To understand the legal consequences of unethical actions.
4. What is an ethical dilemma?
A situation with a clear right and wrong answer. A decision that has only legal consequences. A situation where ethical principles conflict or there is no clear right or wrong. A conflict between personal and professional goals.
5. Why is professional accountability important?
To avoid any personal responsibility for actions. To shift blame onto others in case of errors. To establish clear obligations and consequences for professional actions.
6. How does ethical behavior typically impact professional success?
It is crucial for building trust, reputation, and long-term success. It has no significant impact on long-term success. It can hinder success by limiting aggressive tactics.
7. What is the role of professional associations in ethics?
To enforce legal regulations on professionals. To provide financial support to professionals. To set ethical standards and promote professional conduct. To dictate personal beliefs to professionals.
8. Which of the following is considered a key aspect of basic concepts governing personal ethics?
Adherence to legal regulations in professional contexts. Individual beliefs about right and wrong. Principles that guide conduct within a specific profession. Rules enforced by professional associations.
9. Which of the following best describes the potential impact of unethical behavior on a professional?
It typically enhances long-term career prospects. It can lead to severe consequences for individuals and organizations. It has minimal impact on professional reputation.
10. Professional associations often play a role in establishing ethical standards for their members.
True False