Category: Ethics

War is a subject difficult to consider under most circumstances. As a practice, it is most often an economically devastating, destructive and harmful event, one that damages most of its participants in some way. Of course, war can be profitable for weapon sellers and manufacturers, as well as the military complex, but the ethically of…

Table of Contents Abstract Practicing ethical integrity Work based ethics Personal ethics Familial ethics Ethical and social obligations Optimal ethical Decision making processes Conclusion References Abstract Ethical integrity means possessing principled character like empathy, honesty and loyalty. Each person possesses ethical character that he or she exudes on a regular basis. They can be personal…

Outline Introduction. Main Body Principles defining each character. Implementation of the traditional ethical thinking skills. Utilization of the ethical triangle. Conclusion. The ethical approaches need to be combined for the purpose of more effective decision-making in public administration. The elements of the ethical triangle may be used as filters for ethical analysis of the situations…

As psychology has developed, the efforts to provide consumer protection have promoted the establishment of specific rules, principles, and standards. In particular, the present set of standards and ethical issues has created the ground for analyzing the difference between consumer protections in such settings as assessment/testing and therapy/counseling. These settings undertaken by psychologists have certain…

Table of Contents Introduction Personal conflict of interest Professionalism The difference between code of ethics and law Social Responsibility Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Professional ethics is a challenging field that demands professional concentration. Any profession demands organized and well developed career, enhanced by skills, knowledge and capacity to make sound decisions. This discussion explores professionalism…

Table of Contents Terms An Issue of Long Standing Moral Stances Works Cited Terms Ethical Relativism In ethical relativism, it is believed that there are no moral absolutes, and rights or wrongs. Rights or wrongs are supported by dependant social norms. Ethical relativism permits a wide range of cultures and practices. This permits people to…

Table of Contents Introduction Rules of Engagement Valley of Wolves Iraq I am an American soldier Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Since time immemorial, man has debated on whether warfare is a moral thing to do. Although it is common sense that peace is better than warfare, man has continually engaged himself in war with fellow…

Introduction As human beings, we live in a world where differences exist. Despite these differences, human beings have the capacity to choose which direction they ought to follow. This is usually based on the values and principles which are held by individuals. Essentially, choosing what is right or wrong is what constitutes to what ewe…

Table of Contents Introduction Informed consent Assessment of risks and benefits Selection of subjects Conclusion Reference List Introduction Belmont report has in a great deal helped in establishing ethical guidelines for conducting research and experimentation in several spheres. It has helped in formulation of ethical principles and guidelines that have helped in protection of human…

Table of Contents Introduction Case Details Analysis and Application of Public Relations Ethics Theory Lessons Learned in Public Relations Ethics Reference List Introduction Public relations and ethical decisions should go together according to the definition of these notions. Public relations can be defined as strategies directed at maintaining positive image of companies and other people…