2. The Game for Hard Core Ethical Engineers

3. 100 200 400 300 400 EthicsProblem Solving Eng Codes of Ethics Misc 300 200 400 200 100 500 100

4. Row 1, Col 1 Disciplina filosófica que estudia racionalmente la conducta humana desde un punto de vista de los deberes y virtudes morales ¿Qué es la Ética?

5. 1,2 Problem Specification Solution Generation Solution Testing Solution Implementation What are the four stages to ethical problem solving?

6. 1,3 This constitutes the greatest change from the 1985 to the 1994 CIAPR Code of Ethics. What is the parmountcy of public health, safety, and welfare?

7. 1,4 This view holds that the beliefs of one’s social group determine good and bad as well as right and wrong. What is cultural relativism?

8. 2,1 The ethical theory that denies the existence of universal moral truths and proposes that right and wrong must be defined variously, based on differences in cultural norms and mores. What is Relativism?

9. 2,2 These test tells us to look for the alternative that produces the least harm. What is the harm test?

10. 2,3 This relation, as covered in the CIAPR code of ethics, is based on faithful agency, avoiding con- flicts of interests, and maintaining confidences. What is the relation between the engineer and the client?

11. 2,4 Reducing ethics to this practical discipline blocks analysis of morally exemplary conduct. What is the Law?

12. 3,1 Society’s attempt to formalize into rules the public’s ideas about what constitutes right and wrong conduct in various spheres of life.. What is Law?

13. 3,2 This test has us project ourselves into the shoes of others to view the proposed action from their standpoint. What is the reversibility test?

14. 3,3 Code provisions ruling out disloyal competition pertain to this engineering relation. What is the relation of collegiality between the engineer and his or her peers?

15. 3,4 This often repeated maxim places too much faith in engineering codes of ethics What is the maxim that code provisions can solve all ethical problems?

16. 4,1 This discipline differs from the law because it explores regions of exemplary conduct as well as minimum standards of acceptable conduct. What is Ethics?

17. 4,2 This test asks you how the action under consideration will play on the TV news tomorrow. What is the publicity test?

18. 4,3 The principal function of the professional engineer. What is serving humanity?

19. 4,4 Just as design solutions must be implemented over background constraints, so also must ethical solutions be implemented over obstacles that arise from situation- based constraints What is a part of the analogy between ethics and design problems?

20. 5,1 The idea of role taking as employed by the reversibility test is a key component of this ethical theory. What is Deontology?

21. 5,2 Just as engineering design problems seek to build specifications into a prototype, ethical problems require developing actions that realize ethical value. What is the analogy between design and ethics problems?

22. 5,3 This practical norm prohibits engineers from signing or sealing projects that have not been prepared under their direct responsibility. What is practical norm 5j?

23. 5,4 This stage of the problem-solving process considers resource, interest, and technical constraints that could impede realizing an ethical solution. What is solution implementation?