Measure of Ethical Viewpoints (MEY)

[Traffic Light] No harm is done just go ahead; it's inconvenient to wait when there is little or no traffic.

[Traffic Light] In these matters one ought to be reasonable, not extreme; one ought to obey the spirit rather than the letter of the law.

[Traffic Light] It's better to be safe than sorry.

[Traffic Light] One should obey all traffic laws.

[Library Tour] The class would be better off if a majority went on the tour than if none did.

[Library Tour] The tour is in the course syllabus; you should do all you can to fulfill listed course assignments.

[Library Tour] You can probably find other ways to help the students learn about the library.

[Library Tour] Not even one student should be treated unfairly.

[Abortion] Thousands of children are born into homes where they are unwanted and where they add to existing financial and emotional problems.

[Abortion] It's the right of a woman to choose what she will do with her own body.

[Abortion] Often, women who have abortions feel guilt and remorse; it's better to bear the child and allow for its adoption.

[Abortion] Aborting a fetus is equivalent to (or very close to) the taking of a human life.

[Country Club Card] The product you are selling is good, and everyone would win if the deal goes through.

[Country Club Card] Friends ought to help each other.

[Country Club Card] You might be discovered and lose the client.

[Country Club Card] People should never ask friends to be dishonest.

[Competitor Prices] The price will give you a temporary advantage over your competitor.

[Competitor Prices] You owe it to your company and employees to use all legally obtained information to its best advantage.

[Competitor Prices] You may need your competitor's cooperation on a couple of joint projects in the future. You should not jeopardize that relationship now.

[Competitor Prices] Using the information would be basically unfair and dishonest.

[Job Interview Age] You need the job to support your family, and you would be good for the company.

[Job Interview Age] Employers should be concerned only with how well an employee can do the job.

[Job Interview Age] Deception is risky; you can get into serious trouble if it is discovered.

[Job Interview Age] One should always be honest.

[State Auditor Gift] Both the person and your father might be upset if you do not accept the gift.

[State Auditor Gift] One should respect another's good intentions.

[State Auditor Gift] The general welfare of the public is best served if you and other state employees remain independent of outside influences.

[State Auditor Gift] Employees have an obligation to follow state policy.

[Trait] Innovative

[Trait] Resourceful

[Trait] Effective

[Trait] Influential

[Trait] Results oriented

[Trait] Productive

[Trait] A winner

[Trait] Principled

[Trait] Dependable

[Trait] Trustworthy

[Trait] Honest

[Trait] Noted for integrity

[Trait] Law-abiding