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ethics correct answers the principles, norms, and standards of conduct governing an individual or group—focuses on conduct ethical behavior in business correct answers behavior that is consistent with the principles, norms, and standards of business practice that have been agreed upon by society Process of Ethical Decision Making correct answers ethical awareness ethical judgement ethical behavior ethical organizations correct answers evidence suggests employees are more attracted to and more committed Defense Industry Initiative on Business Conduct and Ethics (DII) correct answers 1) Adopt a written code of conduct. 2) Conduct employees' orientation and training with respect to the code. 3) Provide employees a mechanism to express concerns about corporate compliance with procurement laws and regulations. 4) Adopt procedures for voluntary disclosure of violations of federal procurement laws. 5) Participate in Best Practices Forums. 6) Publish information that shows each signatory's commitment to the above. stakeholders correct answers parties who are affected by the business and its actions and who have an interest in what the business does and how it performs consequentialist theory correct answers type of normative ethics that judges an action as right or wrong by the consequences, utilitarianism is the best known consequentialist theory deontological theory correct answers decisions about what's right on broad, abstract universal ethical principles or values such as honesty, promise keeping, fairness, loyalty, rights (to safety, privacy, etc.), justice, responsibility, compassion, and respect for human beings and property virtue ethics correct answers focuses more on the integrity of the moral actor (the person) than on the moral act itself (the decision or behavior) American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) correct answers National and professional organization for CPAs, has a code of conduct for members and a mission that includes establishing and enforcing conduct standards. Conflict of interest correct answers when your judgment or objectivity is compromised Appearance of a conflict of interest correct answers when a third party could think your judgment has been compromised—is generally considered just as damaging as an actual conflict