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Personal ethics is valuable in making positive decisions. In many situations we see that younger generations' decisions are harming due to few moral values.
List and explain at least 5 logistical issues the counselor needs to consider before the group can start.
The morals and ethics of the family and community are instilled during one's upbringing.
What are the effects of Lucy's classification on the financial statements?
Distinguish between utilitarian, deontological and virtue-based approaches to ethics. What are the strengths and weaknesses of each?
Give an overview of Kohlberg's six stages of moral development.
Describe several reasons why ethics is relevant to business. Can a "good business" be an unethical business?
Explain at least three ethical issues within today's business environment that affect your community and organization.
Discuss what you think to be the ethical implications of the product's or service's introduction into the market place.
If so, what actions could be taken to be fair to both shareholders and employees when downsizing or "smartsizing" a firm's employment ranks?
Ethics what is the definition?, ethical thinker associated with theory, decision making process and Workplace example
Determine how the selected adult learning theory could influence your technology selection.
Ethical Issue: Does an agent's breaches of loyalty terminate the agent's authority? How does your employer handle breaches of loyalty and ethics?
What factors might make a person vulnerable in each sense? What are the ethics of marketing to the vulnerable?
Provide a brief analysis of the culture and behavior of the organization Wal-Mart.
"Good ethics is good business." Do you think ethical behavior by a corporation leads to better performance in the long run?"
How would you describe the managerial philosophy of each of the companies you have chosen? What principles are involved?
Explain how they represent challenges to the free market understanding of business's environmental responsibilities.
What are some differences among social exchange theory, and the reciprocity and social responsibility norms?
Problem 1. What is ethics, and how do ethics apply to business? (Explain in details)
1. Is the IAA code of ethics really helpful in resolving Alison's dilemma? Why or why not? 2. Greg blames the incentive system for the dilemma. Is he right?
Discusses if there are ethnic influences for most of us when it comes to our diet and how we ate as children, as young adults and sometime as adults.
Do manufacturers of products for children have special obligations to consumers and society?
Apply Cooper's 5 steps model of decision making to a work problem.
Three levels of ethics (of the four) noted in the text include: professional ethics, organizational ethics, and social ethics.