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Reasoning Preparation for Civil Services - CSAT

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Bhairavi
Shared from Statement and Courses of Action on Apr 02, 2019 9:59 PM

Directions: The statement given below is followed by two courses of action numbered I and II. Assume everything in the statement to be true and decide which of the suggested courses of action logically follow(s) for pursuing.

Statement: A software manufacturing company found out that a product it has launched, recently, has a few bugs.
Courses of action:
I. Take the product off the market and apologise to customers.
II. Apologise and fix up the bug for all customers.

 
Only I follows.
Only II follows.
Either I or II follows.
Both I and II follow.
Neither I nor II follows.
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Both courses of actions here are right. Since the nature of the bugs has not been mentioned in the question, it is left for the student's assumptions. There have been instances where companies have recalled their products from the market because the bugs in the product have been of serious nature. For example, data security. If the product was left to stay in the market in such a scenario, it will get sold to more people and rectification for each customer can prove to be an unproductive exercise as compared to recalling the products and rectifying the error for the customers who have the product already.

Phimu
Shared from CAPF (Assistant Comm on Aug 02, 2018 11:53 AM
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Statements:
Some saints are foolish.

No foolish is a king.
Conclusions:
I. Some saints are kings.
II. No saint is a king.

 
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
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How is conclusion II not follows since no saints are kings given in the diagram..

Manu Rightz
Shared from Mock Civil Services (Prelims) - ... on May 04, 2018 1:19 AM
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The face opposite Red is

 
Yellow
Green
Pink
Silver
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THis figure is confusing

Krutik
Shared from Ethical Decision Making on Mar 29, 2017 3:52 PM

Directions: Choose the correct course of action.

You have raided a shop and manufacturing facility of a highly reputed sweets manufacturer of the city. You find sweets being prepared under unhygienic conditions. The owner of the establishment says that much of his regular workforce is on leave which has resulted in this degeneration of conditions. He is open to pay a huge fine, but requests you not to release the story to the media as his reputation would be torn to shreds.


What would be the ethical decision to take under these conditions?

 
Release the story to the media. People have the right to know what they are buying.
Do not fine the sweet manufacture with a huge amount. A lifetime of reputation deserves another chance at redemption.
Impose a huge penalty and put the manufacturer on probation for one year during which any infringement in health guidelines will result in sealing of his manufacturing facility and the shop.
Ask him to voluntarily close operations for a few days and utilise the time to ensure future compliance with health guidelines.
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Sandeep
Shared from Ethical Decision Making on Jan 26, 2017 12:42 AM

Directions: Choose the correct course of action.

As an investigative officer, you are handed a case by Customs officials who have caught a woman smuggling drugs. She pleads that she is not a user and that she agreed to do it because she is very poor and needed money. Her medical test proves that she is not a user and her story is also checked out in your investigation.


What would be the most ethical choice for you under such circumstances?

 
Report the matter to your senior and let her take a call on it.
Arrest the woman and submit her case with her previous track record and present exigencies.
Arrest the woman, interrogate her to extract information about her contacts and then let the law take its course.
Confiscate the drugs but let her go subject to a written undertaking of good behaviour in future.
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