Golden Bear Knowledge Practice Test

Integrity value is defined as which principle?

Do what is easy, as long as you don't get caught. Do what benefits you personally. Do what is right, legally and morally. Do only what you are told.

Correct Answer:

Do what is right, legally and morally.

Explanation:

Integrity involves choosing to act in a way that is right, both legally and morally, even when it’s difficult or when no one is watching. It combines honesty, consistency, and accountability, so your actions align with your stated values and with laws and ethical standards. When you uphold integrity, you build trust and credibility because your decisions reflect a commitment to doing what’s ethically correct, not just what’s convenient. The best answer captures this dual expectation of legality and morality. Choices that emphasize taking the easy way, pursuing personal gain, or blindly following orders miss the essential commitment to ethical behavior that integrity represents.

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