Ethics and Interpreting: Chapter 4 Quiz

Chapter 4 Quiz

Name

Company/Organization: Required Question

1. Teleology is interested in (a)___________while deontology is interested in (b)____________. Required Question

a.
b.

2. Teleologists and deontologists usually come to different ethical decisions. Required Question

	True
	False

If false, what would make this statement true:

3. The characters in the story about the birthday party are: Required Question

4. As long as interpreters stay in their role and respond to demands with controls, they will not have negative consequences in their work. Required Question

	True
	False

If false, what would make this statement true:

5. In your own words, explain what the constellation of demands refers to. Required Question

6. How do consequences differ from resulting demands? Required Question

7. Staying with your actions from the Niebuhr quote can best be understood as not trying to go back and change your original answer but insisting that it was the right choice. Required Question

	True
	False

If false, what would make this statement true:

8. Consequences always lead to resulting demands. Required Question

	True
	False

9. If you were to write out the entire formulae for our ethical decision making sequence, it would be: DCCRD____ Required Question

	NC
	PC
	C+/-
	DC

10. Doing nothing in response to a demand is usually not an ethical decision. Required Question

	True
	False

11. Starting with the most liberal on the top to the most conservative on the bottom, where would place an “oops” facial expression, doing nothing, and apologizing to the teacher fall on the spectrum: Required Question

L
C

12. The deaf student not receiving the information about the upcoming test is not only a negative consequence but is a resulting demand. What new control could an interpreter employ given this resulting demand? Required Question

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