I think that most people view disable person as being alone, isolated, different, physically or emotionally different than a typical person. Disable person face discrimination that would reinforce the isolation. Ethically speaking, I categorize disable person as any other human being that has the right to live and practice their life without being labeled as 'different'. What really surprise me is when I see ignorant people discriminate or dehumanize people with special needs. Some culture, I found, feel ashamed to have a member in the family with special needs and try to hide them from the …show more content…
The two articles emphasized on cultural differences within professions whether it is a business profession or health profession. Moreover, the topic of multiculturalism and ethics relates to each other. In a profession, treatments provided to people with disabilities is regulated according to ethics and multiculturalism standards. Professionals should avoid ethical dilemmas and apply ethical decision making process while considering cultural differences. Moreover, negotiators should make progress in negotiations while understanding cultural differences. Therefore, the two articles draw emphasis on cultural differences that should be considered morally and ethically toward