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Froggy Jumps Ethics in Engineering for StudentsVersión en línea Key human values for engineers. por Dolon Sarkar 1 What is the primary goal of professional ethics in engineering? a Honor tradition at all costs b Protect public safety and welfare c Increase company profits 2 Which principle is central to responsible engineering? a Duty to avoid harm b Maximize speed of delivery c Secrecy about designs 3 What does 'conflict of interest' mean in projects? a It is never a concern in engineering b Only legal compliance matters c Personal interests may bias decisions 4 Which action best enhances public trust? a Transparent decision-making b Withholding data to avoid panic c Ignoring minority concerns 5 What is an ethical way to handle design flaws? a Disclose and remediate promptly b Hide the flaw until fixes are cheap c Blame the technician 6 Why is stakeholder engagement important? a To avoid accountability b To slow down the project c Ensures diverse values are considered 7 What does 'informed consent' mean in engineering? a Users understand risks and benefits b Only the client decides c Users approval is optional 8 Which principle guides data privacy in engineering? a Open data for all b Collect all possible data c Respect for user rights and data minimization 9 What is 'sustainability' in engineering ethics? a Ignoring lifecycle costs b Short-term profits only c Long-term environmental and social impact 10 Which action demonstrates whistleblower protection? a Covering up issues b Slandering colleagues c Reporting unsafe practices without retaliation 11 What is the role of professional codes of ethics? a Provide standards for professional conduct b Optional suggestions with no consequences c Only legal requirements 12 Which trait supports ethical leadership in engineering? a Accountability b Selective transparency c Arrogance 13 What should engineers do about questionable requests? a Agree to avoid conflict b Question and seek guidance c Ignore it if it’s convenient 14 How can engineers avoid bias in safety decisions? a Rely on intuition alone b Use objective data and review boards c Hide data that contradicts the plan 15 What is the importance of inclusivity in design? a Limits user groups b Extends project timelines c Addresses diverse needs and reduces harm 16 Which practice supports professional integrity? a Exaggerating benefits b Minimizing failures c Accurate reporting of results 17 What does 'professional responsibility' entail? a Account for consequences of your work b Delegating all decisions c Avoiding accountability 18 How should engineers treat safety-critical information? a Only share with clients b Withhold to protect reputation c Communicate clearly and promptly 19 What is an ethical approach to resource use? a Minimize waste and optimize efficiency b Ignore lifecycle costs c Use resources as freely as possible 20 Why is mutual respect important in teams? a Slows progress b Fosters collaboration and trust c Increases conflict 21 What should engineers do about societal impact? a Assess and mitigate negative effects b Only consider market impact c Ignore long-term effects 22 Which stance supports ethical risk assessment? a Pro-active identification of hazards b Delay risk checks until later c Rely on luck to avoid issues 23 In case of a moral dilemma, you should first: a Act fast without consulting b Deflect responsibility to others c Consult professional guidelines and peers 24 What is 'net benefit' in engineering ethics? a Maximizing profit at any cost b Favoring a single stakeholder c Maximizing overall good with minimal harm 25 How should engineers handle public safety concerns during a project? a Proceed with caution signals b Address concerns later when busy c Pause work if needed and fix issues

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Ethics in Engineering for StudentsVersión en línea

por Dolon Sarkar

What is the primary goal of professional ethics in engineering?

Which principle is central to responsible engineering?

What does 'conflict of interest' mean in projects?

Which action best enhances public trust?

What is an ethical way to handle design flaws?

Why is stakeholder engagement important?

What does 'informed consent' mean in engineering?

Which principle guides data privacy in engineering?

What is 'sustainability' in engineering ethics?

Which action demonstrates whistleblower protection?

What is the role of professional codes of ethics?

Which trait supports ethical leadership in engineering?

What should engineers do about questionable requests?

How can engineers avoid bias in safety decisions?

What is the importance of inclusivity in design?

Which practice supports professional integrity?

What does 'professional responsibility' entail?

How should engineers treat safety-critical information?

What is an ethical approach to resource use?

Why is mutual respect important in teams?

What should engineers do about societal impact?

Which stance supports ethical risk assessment?

In case of a moral dilemma, you should first:

What is 'net benefit' in engineering ethics?

How should engineers handle public safety concerns during a project?