Why Is It Important for Ethics to Be Implicitly Institutionalized

question 82

Multiple Choice

Why is it important for ethics to be implicitly institutionalized?

• A) An explicit institutionalization of ethics is usually meaningless.
• B) Implicit institutionalization of ethics typically integrates ethical principles into organizational culture.
• C) In order to be meaningful, principles of ethics cannot be written.
• D) Implicit institutionalization of ethics can turn ethical principles into a written code that cannot be modified in any way.

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