Question

In handling the ethics problem in his class, Professor Quinn acted as an ethical leader by supporting and enforcing the ethical statement in his syllabus. But Professor Quinn also made some mistakes in helping his students to act ethically. Which of the following actions helped to reduce the likelihood that Professor Quinn's students would act ethically in the future? Check all that apply. Taking immediate action as soon as it became clear that an ethics violation had occurred Punishing the entire class when an ethical violation occurred Involving the ethics committee in ethical decisions Providing ethics training only to students who admitted to cheating

Answer 1

Answers: Providing ethics training only to students who admitted to cheating

Punishing the entire class when an ethical violation occurred.

Explanation: The people who admitted cheating already has started to show the ethical behavior. So, the other people should also get the training along with these students to improve their ethical behavior.

Punishing the entire class will not motivate the people who is following the ethical behavior. So, everyone starts to act unethically.