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Mill's Utilitarism - ANSWERCorrect choice is the one that brings the max benefit. Kant's Formalism - ANSWERCorrect choice is one that each person follows an ethical route. Locke's Rights - ANSWERCorrect choice is one that doesn't infringe on anyone's basic rights. Aristotle Virtue - ANSWERCorrect choice is a balance or "happy medium" What is the Golden Rule? - ANSWERTreat others as you would like to be treated is supported by all 4 Ethical theories. Steps to solving Ethical...

Enforcement - ANSWERTo prosecute an individuals or entities that is practicing engineering without a licence. (e.g. offer engineering services to the public without holding a Certificate of Authorization (CofA) or Permit to Practice). Temporary License requirements and limitations. - ANSWERThis type of license is designed to allow out-of-province engineers to work in the province of the project. Requirements are: - licensed in another province/territory; qualified to work on a spec...

In which province is an act by a member—that is solely a code of ethics breach—isn't automatically grounds for enforcement from their association? - ANSWEROntario Morals and ethics carry the same meaning (T/F) - ANSWERFalse, Morals and ethics do not carry the same meaning _______ believed that an action is right if it leads to the greatest benefit for the greatest number of people - ANSWERMills Applying different ethical theories to a problem typically yields the same decisions and...

NPPE Exam

Harassment - ANSWERcomments or conduct that ought to reasonable be known to be unwelcome or interfering in a professional engineering relationship negligence - ANSWERact or omission in the carrying of the work of a practitioner that constitutes a failure to maintain the standards that a reasonable and prudent practitioner would maintain in the circumstances Professional Misconduct - ANSWER(a) negligence, (b) failure to make reasonable provision for the safeguarding of life, etc. (c) fail...

NPPE Exam Questions And Answers 100% Pass If a professional engineer signs and seals documents that weren't prepared by themselves or their subordinates, what are the possible consequences under the Association's Code of Ethis and/or Definition of Professional Misconduct? - answerSealing documents not prepared or checked by the P. Eng holder is ground for professional misconduct (PM, section e). If an engineer seals the work, they are taking responsibility for the adequacy of the wor...

Florida Civic Literacy Exam (FCLE) Study Guide Which United States Supreme Court holding impacted the way that religious practice was approached in public schools? - ANSWER Engel v. Vitale (1962) Which of the following correctly pairs a document with a core theme of that document? a) Declaration of Independence - Formed a state-centered government b) Magna Carta - Established the principle of rule of law c) U.S. Consti...

What are the 3 main features of the Canadian Constitution? - ANSWERPower division Courts creation The Charter of Rights and Freedoms What are the two types of laws in Canada? - ANSWERStatute Laws (federal and provincial governments enacts legislations Common laws (judge made law) Define Plaintiff - ANSWERThe party making the claim or the crown Define defendant - ANSWERthe party defending against the claim or the accused What are the 5 elements of a Contract? - ANSWERoffer, accep...

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Morals - ANSWERSomeones stance on right and wrong. Ethics - ANSWERRules, principles, norms that a society has accepted. The study of right and wrong. Utilitarianism (Ethical Perspective) - ANSWERThe greatest good for the greatest amount of people Human Rights (Ethical Perspective) - ANSWEREveryone should have basic human rights, so act accordingly Duty (Ethical Perspective) - ANSWEREveryone has the duty to do no wrong, all the time. Example don't lie in any situation no matter wh...