AND How Do You Make Ethical Decisions?
 
Select from among two answers provided for each question.
 
Answer all questions and pick the answer that more closely comes closest to your position.
 
Answering all questions will provide you with a more accurate indicator of whether you are indeed a MUG WUMP. 
 
This is an excellent evaluation of how much you have in common with co-workers, employees and the public in general.
 
Click the arrow > to reveal both answers in order to select the ONE that fits you best.

 
Name:

1. A persons actions should be described in terms of being:

2. When making an ethical decision, one should pay attention to:

3. Solutions to ethical problems are usually:

4. It is of more value to societies to:

5. When thinking through ethical problems, I prefer to:

6. When people disagree over ethical matters, I strive for:

7. Uttering a falsehood is wrong because:

8. Thinking of occupations I would rather be:

9. I would rather be known as a person who:

10. The aim of science should be:

11. Whether a person is a liar is:

12. A nation should pay more attention to its:

13. It is more important to be:

14. Unethical behavior is best described as:

15. The purpose of government should be:

 
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The Mug Wump survey is an effective way to analyze and determine how individuals really make ethical decisions. The results are helpful in understanding both the friction and cooperation we may encounter from those around us including family, friends, employees, supervisors and business associates. Will you take the survey, to see what kind of ethical decision maker you are?  It will give you an inside track on how they view our moral compass as well.

There are NO right or wrong answers. The combination of the answers determine what side of two major ethical theories we may personally lean in making ethical decisions most of the time. If we somehow do not fall strictly on one side or the other, then we fall into that great catch all category of peace makers called MUG WUMPS --these are the ones who can look at arguments most of the time from both sides of these competing ethical theories and choose the one that best suits the situation.All decisions are at one time or another based on how we ascribe certain personal values to each scenario whether it it political, religious, or economic.