Which of the following describes the level of moral responsibility when there is an absence of causality, knowledge, or freedom?a. The individual is morally responsible.b. Moral responsibility is mitigated.c. The organization is morally responsible.d. Moral responsibility is completely eliminated

Instructions It is essential to consider the implications of ethical dilemmas that are inevitable in the business world. It can be challenging to know what to do when an ethical problem occurs. Using what you learned about making ethical decisions based on assigned readings, it is important to consider how you would incorporate ethical considerations into your decision-making.  Read the following scenario.  A visiting American executive finds that a foreign subsidiary in a less developed country has hired a 12-year-old girl to work on a factory floor, in violation of the company's prohibition on child labor. He tells the local manager to replace the child and tell her to go back to school. The local manager tells the American executive that the child is an orphan with no other means of support, and she will probably become a street child if she is denied work.  Research articles related to child labor and use them as references in your responses to the following questions:…

What is involuntary manslaughter? List each part of the definition separately. When you use the Internet to find the explanations, please provide the URL and explain why you think this is a good source of information

In Chapter 6 of "Organizational Ethics: A Practical Approach," the four elements of ethical apologies are Acknowledgment of Wrongdoing, Acceptance of Responsibility, Expression of Regret, and Promise of Reparation. Summarize and analyze the apology of a public figure or an organization and How well it fulfills each of the four elements of ethical apologies outlined.

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Claims professionals are not personally and professionally responsible for making ethical decisions. True False

Ethical reasoning relating to business: a) may focus on defending ethics in terms of duty. b) may focus on defining ethical behavior in terms of the consequences that follow from any given action. c) both a and b d) none of the above

Ethics require:   Select one: a. Knowledge of moral principles. b. Skill in applying moral principles. c. The development of virtues within the individual.  d. All of the given answers are required in the application of ethics.

Define or explain each of the following terms. Each response should consist of three or four sentences or several points (point form are acceptable).   1. Protective mechanisms   2. Primary, secondary, and tertiary victims   3. Strobl’s self and other victimization classification   4. Victimology   5. Risk factors for violent victimization   6. Resilience and victimization   7) List and explain the five reasons (discussed in Chapter 5) why we should avoid blaming victims for their own victimization.   8) Chapter 5 describes the differences between victimology and criminology. What are those differences, and how are they manifested in the criminal justice system?

You are the director of health information services at a tertiary-care hospital. You and the director of emergency room services are jointly responsible for reporting instances of communicable disease, child abuse, and cancer to the appropriate state authority. You have just completed an audit of your institution’s reporting mechanism and discovered that the reporting requirements are not consistently met. The audit could not definitively establish whether the reporting never occurred or occurred but was not documented in the patient’s health record. Discuss what legal issues are present and what approaches you should take to resolve this problem.