Ethical dillema

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• Studiejaar 2

What is an ethical dilemma?

How can you decide if something is ethically right or wrong

Where was the most child labor in the world According to the 2006 UNICEF report on the world's children?

1. South Asia
2. Middle-East
3. Latin America
4. North America

What is causing, directly or indirectly, child labor

1. Low self-esteem of the family
2. The developing of a country
3. poor socio-economic status of the family
4. How thriving a company is

Select the false statement according to the article of Adler about resort employees

1. In a multiethnic labor force, workers may be racially stratified
2. Contingency work is debilitating, exploitive, and fraught with instability
3. employees dignity may be affronted by mismanagement and abuse, overwork, challenges to authority, and contradictions in directives
4. All contingent work is alike

Contingency workers are highly unskilled and have no background education which would aid them in climbing the career advancement ladder.

1. True
2. False

What does “simulacrum” mean in the context of Hawaiian Beach resorts

1. mimicking the real Hawaiian nature in the hotel resort
2. enhancing the real Hawaiian nature in the hotel resort

Which statement is incorrect

1. Income disparities are notable in the island
2. Religion in the country affects the tourists
3. The Maldives are an island country with a heritage of export and tourism

In the Maldives, tourism is a tool for political advancement.

1. True
2. False

Ethical dilemmas are avoidable

1. True
2. False

What are the most important ethics in the hospitality industry?

Sustainable tourism development will be undertaken at a rate, and in ways that will

1. Contribute to a financial improvement in the quality of life in Equador
2. Generate continuing financial benefits throughout Fiji society
3. Conserve and enhance the country’s natural and built environments
4. Enhance the local experiences of Brazil

Who was an important person in the text of Tourism in the Small Island States: From
Vulnerability to Strengths?

1. Johnson
2. Campling
3. Franklin
4. Roosevelt

Which factors mean that small island states have a low resistance to external shocks including natural disasters, political upheavals, and terrorism?

1. Lack of accessibility to sometimes remote locations and appropriate skills among the local population
2. Inadequate amounts of local capital and the diversity in the hospitality of small island states
3. Inadequate transportation links, lack of accessibility to sometimes remote locations, lack of appropriate skills among the local population and inadequate amounts of local capital.
4. The lack of sources in the hospitality sector, the amount of workload for the employees, and the monopoly in the island sector

According to Marnburg’s article, teaching in ethics has to be linked to something. What could that be?

1. Students perception of reality through dilemmas they face in management positions
2. It does not have to be linked to anything.
3. The ability to reason theoretically.
4. The ability to distinguish good and bad

What are the four  ethical structures according to Gustafsson, in “I hope it won’t happen to me” article?

Correct

Not matching

Reliability ethics

human ethics

Present ethics

capacity ethics

responsible ethics

capability ethics 

future ethics

What is the origin of the word “dilemma”?

1. Greek origin comes from the word lambanein
2. Italian origin comes from the word frangente

.What does the ‘instrumentality of friendships’ entail in Marnburg’s article?

1. love affairs
2. exchange of favours
3. owing to the manager
4. giving a fair amount of attention