Ethics Is Defined as

question 102

Multiple Choice

Ethics is defined as

• A) formal codes that permit or forbid certain behaviors.
• B) a general rule of conduct of personal behavior, based on religious or philosophical grounds.
• C) consensually accepted standards of behavior for an occupation, trade, or profession.
• D) imposing one's morality upon another.
• E) voluntary obligations assumed by an individual or organization.

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Definitions:

Conflict Defusing

Strategies or actions taken to reduce tensions, misunderstandings, or hostilities in a situation to prevent escalation.

Third-Party Involvement

The involvement of an external party in negotiations or conflict resolution who is not directly involved in the dispute.

Indirect Pressure

A subtle or non-explicit form of influence exerted to persuade or coerce someone into a decision or action.

Holding Out

The act of not agreeing or yielding in a negotiation or discussion, with the aim of achieving a more favorable outcome.