What Can Supplementation with a Web-Based Ethics Program Provide That

question 92

Multiple Choice

What can supplementation with a web-based ethics program provide that a purely facilitator-guided ethics program may not be able to?

• A) helping unengaged employees to become more involved in their training
• B) allowing employees to get out of their "ethics comfort zone"
• C) more employee flexibility to research specific ethical issues
• D) the ability to highlight contradictions or inconsistencies with certain ethics training scenarios

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