My personal ethical lens is rights and responsibilities and relationship lens. This indicates that I use my reasoning skills to determine both the universal rules that each person should follow and the processes that will assure fairness and justice for all in the community. My strength is to know what to do and do it. Once it is said that I will do something or care for someone, that is what I do. Loyalty and consistency is valued. My weakness is the risk of being an autocratic. An autocratic is a person that has everyone do it their way and does not negotiate ro change it once their mind is made up. According to the ethical lens inventory the belief that motive justifies methods or overconfidence in process is my blind spot. The process is trusted too much even though the outcome is not promised to be what it should be. It states sometimes I am so focused on the good motive that I don’t see the problems with the method, causing unintentional upset and pain. Ethical lens inventory states that temperance and justice is my classic values. This means that I value individual balance and restraint in the desire for pleasure as you seek to satisfy my duties. I value the social balance achieved through loyalty and consistency in dealings among members of the community, especially those without power. The definition of ethical behavior is fulfilling duties fairly. Defined as an ethical person as one who fulfills their duties and does the right thing as fully-responsible adult. Everyone in the community is given the chance to succeed, especially those without power. My personal ethical lens may direct my academic behavior into the positives. If all is true as the ethical lens states then when I set my mind to a project, being the discussion questions or an assignment, I fulfill those tasks. Doing this will get everything in on time. My ethical lens influences my critical thinking knowing that I have to think things through, I ask questions when need be. No matter if it is…
Within today’s society, ethics has become invisible among individuals. The meaning of “ethics” has become so complex and hard to pin down because of people’s views about ethics have become shaky (Velasquez, Andre, Shanks, S.J., & Meyer, 2010). Ethics is not all about religion or the law but it does relate to human being’s moral principles on how they conduct themselves of what is right or wrong within society.…
Ethics is a developed since of standards to guide decisions and behavior. Ethical conduct is formed from moral values transformed through parental teaching, social exposure, and life experience. As an adolescent mature into adulthood standards of what is right and wrong can change. Personal ethics is the behavior or mode of action from the concept of right and social exposure, and life experience.…
As Albert Schweitzer puts it “Ethics is nothing else but reverence for life”. The introduction of ethics in our life is an unconscious process but the dilemma that it creates leaves us with a lot of introspection to do. We introduce our topic by discussing about whether ethics is about right and wrong and if it is then what are the standards that govern the righteousness, which leads us to the question if there are just two stands that a person can take i.e. being ethical or unethical or is there a grey area in between. We take a critical view on whether the concept of ethics is a quest for reputation, wherein our decisions are influenced by socially acceptable norms or is it a set of beliefs that we actually carry. The increasing media scrutiny over the recent corporate and political scandals has brought to our attention the existence of unethical practices on a wide scale in public and private life and has sensitized the public to the need for a debate on the necessity for a formal framework on ethical practices. In this world of cut throat competition are ethics and practicality at conflict with each other or do they complement each other.…
Ethics are one of the most important characteristic I have. They define who I am and what I believe and stand for. There are many people that have helped me to have the ethics and values that I have today. I feel I have a good sense of ethics. I know the difference between right and wrong. I believe that I was being taught ethics from the time I was born and mostly developed by the people who were a major influence in my life my mom and dad who taught me the right from wrong and the manners that I had and the respect that I showed other was from their teaching me their ethics values and other family members shared in these teachings and my grandparents especially my grandma played an important part by showing me that love could move a mountain and my school teachers shared the values that they taught training me to realize that I need to pay attendance and not be disruptive in class if I was to learn every one of these people were a big part of my life as I was growing up and they all influenced my thoughts and beliefs. I developed my values and ethics through experiences even if it was a positive or negative experience I learned a value from this experience. It’s these ethics and values that are learned throughout the years and these are what will guide us through our life in our decision making and will help control our thoughts, and guide our judgments. The culture we also live in has a great deal of influence on our values and ethic decisions. When it comes to my personal ethics and values, I feel they are strong and unbiased, and believe to be correct. I was taught these ethics when I was young. I was taught what was right and what is wrong I was taught how to treat others as I would want to be treated and if you saw someone needing help then you helped them if a door needed held then you held it if there were not enough chairs for the elderly folks then you got up and gave them your chair and I continue these values to this day. I was punished if I did not…
“Ethics are norms and standards or behavior that guides moral choices about our behavior and relationships with others.”…
Explain why ethics are needed in an organization and how ethics are integrated into the organization to achieve its direction and goals. What effect does the application of these ethics have on individuals, organizations, and society?…
Ethics and the behaviors associated with them have the highest significance for different reasons within…
- Ethics is not just a moral but it’s the rule and regulation principle of behavior to do something wrong or correct, bad or good…
Ethics come from the Greek word “Ethos” it only means the characteristic way of acting. All of us are able to distinguish between good and evil, right or wrong, moral and immoral. We feels within ourselves an obligation to do what is good and to avoid what is evil; and we know that we are accountable for our actions. In our study, ethos refers to those characteristics belonging to man as a rational being, we are gifted because we have intellect and free-will. It provides the person with knowledge that he may know what to do and how to do it. I learned that ethics is important to us, in able for us to become a noble man or noble woman, we need to know what is good and do it and know what is evil and avoid it. We need ethics in our lives to be aware of the result of each action that we do in our everyday lives, if it will result to a good thing which is represented by rewards or it will result to a bad thing which is then represented by punishments or consequences.…
Ethics is a very sensitive and touchy topic when talked about. Ethics can really change the image and the thought process of an individual. Their is going to be many various sources of ethics that are going to be addressed in this essay. Ethics are suppose to be steadfast principles but some people have situational ethnics; in a crisis they may do things that they may not ordinarily do, or if they think they can get away with it they may be unethical. Ethics and morals go hand in hand and they stem from how a person generally views life. Morals generally define a persons character while ethics are how that person applies their morals in a social system. But the basic source is our level of comfort and what we feel comfortable doing in a social system. Which is varied from indivivdual to individual because of each persons different upbringing from when they were little. In this essay a few things have to be dicussed. The first is if social ethics are universal or local? The next is if cultural relativism vaild or not? The Last would be to discuss the difference betwwen cultures and habit (good and bad) of various people, nations etc.…
Life is full of challenges. Among the challenges in the life, one of the biggest challenges is leading a good life. One can live a good life if he or she has an ethical sense. Ethics is a branch of philosophy. It is a normative science which deals with the norms of human conduct. It is also like other sciences for maths, logic, physics and empirical science for psychology and economy which follows logical reasons. (What is ethics?, 2006). Ethics is placed at the heart of a discipline (Hugman & Smith, 1995, p. 14). During the past 30 years, much more information has become available about ethics and is considered as standards devised for humans so that they can decide to choose between right and wrong (Velasquez, Andre, Shanks & Meyer, 1987). These standards are defined by society. Rawls (1999), cited by Quinn (2005, p. 48), defines that society is group of people organized under a system of rules for the betterment of its members.…
Ethics play a role in different people’s lives in so many ways. They also vary from one person, culture or way of life to another. No matter what, I believe that however you live your life, having good morals and living an ethical life should be the most important thing you acquire during your lifetime.…
Ethics in general is concerned with human behavior that is acceptable or "right" and that is not acceptable or "wrong" based on conventional morality. General ethical norms encompass truthfulness, honesty, integrity, respect for others, fairness, and justice. They relate to all aspects of life, including business and finance. Financial ethics is, therefore, a subset of general ethics. Ethical norms are essential for maintaining stability and harmony in social life, where people interact with one another. Recognition of others ' needs and aspirations, fairness, and cooperative efforts to deal with common issues are, for example, aspects of social behavior that contribute to social stability. In the process of social evolution, we have developed not only an instinct to care for ourselves but also a conscience to care for others. There may arise situations in which the need to care for ourselves runs into conflict with the need to care for others. In such situations, ethical norms are needed to guide our behavior. As Demsey (1999) puts it: "Ethics represents the attempt to resolve the conflict between selfishness and selflessness; between our material needs and our conscience."…
Ethics, by its dictionary meaning, is known as a branch of philosophy dealing with values relating to human conduct, with respect to the rightness and wrongness of certain actions and to the goodness and badness of the motives and ends of such actions. From this definition we can derive that Ethics is something that is instilled in us from our childhood in terms of good thing or a bad thing. However, good and bad is also further influenced with cultures and values. There is a possibility that something good for one culture perhaps not considered good for other culture. Ethical behaviour is derived from Ethics and perceived as any action to perform a task in a right way (as per Culture, Value and other factors). In our daily routine, we always try to display ethical behaviour;…