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do it all please Question 4 (1 point) The codes of behavior and courtesy Morals

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do it all please

Question 4 (1 point) The codes of behavior and courtesy Morals O Law O Etiquette Ethics Save Question 5 (1 point) A situation in which an engineer's loyalty and obligations may be compromised because of self interests or other loyalties and obligations O Conflict of interest O Conceptual issue Concern of interest O Interaction rules Save Question 6 (1 point) Engineering Ethics are the set of behavioral standards that all engineers are expected to follow O True False Save Question 7 (1 point) Whistle blowing is the act of informing authorities of harmful, dangerous, or illegal activities O True False Save

Explanation / Answer

Q4

Ans. Morals

Reason: Behavior and courtesy is a human nature comes from family background, upbringing and company's law of ethics. So Morals shows human nature about behavior and courtesy.

Q5.

Ans. Conflict of Interest

Reason: Compromise with an Engineer's loyalty and obligation with employer's self interest is a conflict of interest.

Q6.

Ans: True

Q7

Ans. True

Q8.

Ans. True

Q9.

Ans: Disclose the conflict to employer and anyone else directly involved

Q 10.

Ans: Accepting a secret commission from a supplier for buying supplier's product.

Reason: As accepting a commission is against code of conduct of a company

Q11

Ans: Employers and Client

Reason: Employer and Clients are directly involved and responsible to follow up the code of conduct and ethical issues in a company.

Q 12

Ans: Hire a good defence lawyer for the association's disciplinary hearing against the engineer for the negligence and unprofessional conduct.

Q13

Ans: No, because an engineer may not accept a contract to coordinate a project with other professional firms providing capabilities and services not under the engineer's direct control