There Are Different Levels of Uncertainty When Faced with Ethical

question 19

Multiple Choice

There are different levels of uncertainty when faced with ethical decisions; each creates a sort of ring around the dilemma. What is true of the outside level or ring?

• A) Ethical violations are considered more serious
• B) Decisions and circumstances surrounding the dilemma become confusing and uncertain
• C) The laws and ramifications regarding the dilemma become clearer and more understood
• D) The behavior or actions aren't considered awful and are more accepted by society

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Definitions:

Taft-Hartley Act

A 1947 federal law in the United States that restricts the activities and power of labor unions, including prohibiting certain types of strikes and requiring union leaders to swear they are not communists.

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