UGC NET LABOUR WELFARE DECEMBER (PAPER II) 2018

Read the passage carefully and answer the questions:
Ethics refer to the principles of conduct governing an individual or a group; specifically, the standard one uses to decide what one’s conduct should be. Making ethical decisions always involves normative judgements. Ethical decisions always involve questions of morality which is society's highest accepted standards of behaviour. Moral standards guide behaviours of the most serious consequence to society’s well being. Authoritative bodies like legislatures cannot change what morality means. Moral judgements also trigger strong emotions. Violating moral standards may there-fore make someone feel ashamed or remorseful. Asking ‘Is what I am doing legal?’ would not necessarily reveal if it is ethical. Firing a 39-year-old employee with 20 years’ tenure without cause may be legal but some would view it as unethical. Ethics means making decisions that represent what you stand for, not just what the laws are.
Which among the following cannot be a parameter of being called ethical?

Read the passage carefully and answer the questions:
Ethics refer to the principles of conduct governing an individual or a group; specifically, the standard one uses to decide what one’s conduct should be. Making ethical decisions always involves normative judgements. Ethical decisions always involve questions of morality which is society's highest accepted standards of behaviour. Moral standards guide behaviours of the most serious consequence to society’s well being. Authoritative bodies like legislatures cannot change what morality means. Moral judgements also trigger strong emotions. Violating moral standards may there-fore make someone feel ashamed or remorseful. Asking ‘Is what I am doing legal?’ would not necessarily reveal if it is ethical. Firing a 39-year-old employee with 20 years’ tenure without cause may be legal but some would view it as unethical. Ethics means making decisions that represent what you stand for, not just what the laws are.
Which among the following is not a characteristic of ethical decision?

Read the passage carefully and answer the questions:
Ethics refer to the principles of conduct governing an individual or a group; specifically, the standard one uses to decide what one’s conduct should be. Making ethical decisions always involves normative judgements. Ethical decisions always involve questions of morality which is society's highest accepted standards of behaviour. Moral standards guide behaviours of the most serious consequence to society’s well being. Authoritative bodies like legislatures cannot change what morality means. Moral judgements also trigger strong emotions. Violating moral standards may there-fore make someone feel ashamed or remorseful. Asking ‘Is what I am doing legal?’ would not necessarily reveal if it is ethical. Firing a 39-year-old employee with 20 years’ tenure without cause may be legal but some would view it as unethical. Ethics means making decisions that represent what you stand for, not just what the laws are.
Given below are two statements, one labelled as Assertion (A) and the other labelled as Reason (R). Read the statements and choose the correct answer using the code given below.
Assertion (A): Violation of moral standards makes someone feel remorseful.
Reason (R): In the event of violation of moral standards, inner sense of guilt starts haunting.

Read the passage carefully and answer the questions:
Ethics refer to the principles of conduct governing an individual or a group; specifically, the standard one uses to decide what one’s conduct should be. Making ethical decisions always involves normative judgements. Ethical decisions always involve questions of morality which is society's highest accepted standards of behaviour. Moral standards guide behaviours of the most serious consequence to society’s well being. Authoritative bodies like legislatures cannot change what morality means. Moral judgements also trigger strong emotions. Violating moral standards may there-fore make someone feel ashamed or remorseful. Asking ‘Is what I am doing legal?’ would not necessarily reveal if it is ethical. Firing a 39-year-old employee with 20 years’ tenure without cause may be legal but some would view it as unethical. Ethics means making decisions that represent what you stand for, not just what the laws are.
Among the following statements, which one is not true?

Read the passage carefully and answer the questions:
Ethics refer to the principles of conduct governing an individual or a group; specifically, the standard one uses to decide what one’s conduct should be. Making ethical decisions always involves normative judgements. Ethical decisions always involve questions of morality which is society's highest accepted standards of behaviour. Moral standards guide behaviours of the most serious consequence to society’s well being. Authoritative bodies like legislatures cannot change what morality means. Moral judgements also trigger strong emotions. Violating moral standards may there-fore make someone feel ashamed or remorseful. Asking ‘Is what I am doing legal?’ would not necessarily reveal if it is ethical. Firing a 39-year-old employee with 20 years’ tenure without cause may be legal but some would view it as unethical. Ethics means making decisions that represent what you stand for, not just what the laws are.
In which type of strike, some of the union workers are posted at the factory gate for the purpose of watching and dissuading those who go to work?

Who among the following is associated with the idea that “The human personality progresses along a continuum from immaturity as an infant to maturity as an adult?”