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Ethical decision making is a random process in which the sport manager just reacts from his or her gut feeling.

A code of conduct provides employees with guidelines for his/her behavior and decision making.

If drawn up and implemented well, a code of conduct can help to create an ethical climate in an organization.

When sport managers are faced with ethical dilemmas, their decisions are easy, not difficult, to make.

It is not essential for sport managers to fully think through the ethical decisions they must make.

Sport managers’ decision making is complicated because the outcomes of their decisions affect diverse groups of people whose interests are often in conflict.

Numerous youth sport programs have adopted codes of conduct, often having separate codes for participants, coaches, and parents.

Sport managers make decisions on a daily basis that affect large numbers of people, including the following:

A(n) _____ is a conflict involving equally important, compelling values or social obligations.

All athletes should give an honest effort when they compete.  This is an example of a(n) _____

A(n) _____ is probably the most visible statement of a company, business, or organization’s ethical philosophy and beliefs.

When making these types of decisions, one must decide which values are most important and will be held to a higher standard.

_____ lead to corruption and can destroy an organization.

Conformity to established rules or accepted notions of right and wrong is known as _____.

_____ refer(s) to choosing between right and wrong.

Society depends on people upholding certain basic values.  This cultivates trust between strangers and enables us to function in society.  This is known as _____.