Case 1: The Warhead Cable Test Dilemma 1) What stage of moral development do you think Stanton Wong is at? What about Harry Jackson? Why do you think so? According to Kohlberg’s moral development theory‚ Stanton Wong is at post-conventional level. At this level‚ right action comes to be defined in terms of moral principles chosen because of their logical comprehensiveness‚ universality and consistency. It is because he is concerned with the well being of the innocent civilians and the military
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case: the Warhead Cable Test Dilemma Bryson Corporation is a cable division assembly plant. Stanton Wong is the quality supervisor of the company and his boss‚ Harry Jackson‚ is the plant manager and a vice president of operations. Stanton was responsible for preparing a detailed report of all test results when a batch of cable was ready for shipment for Bryson. On the other side‚ Jane Conway performed additional sample testing as the customer’s source inspector instead on Bryson’s test data. In
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reward him. 2) What do you think Stanton should do now‚ and why? Use one or more of the methods of ethical reasoning presented in the chapter to support your view. I think Stanton should ask the source inspector‚ Jane Conway to check the warhead cable and also report to Jane Conway about the failed samples first. If Harry Jackson still ignores to solve the problem then Stanton should report to senior management. Besides‚ he also can try getting someone in the parent company to get help. One
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a method of solving the problem so that everyone is cared for equally and nobody will harmed by the faulty cable. For Harry Jackson‚ he stage of moral development is at the pre-conventional level. At this level‚ self-interest is emphasized and values are adhered to in order to avoid punishment and also be rewarded. It can be proved by his intentionally to ignore the result of the product test and do not take action to correct the problem. It is because he does not think of the well being of the civilians
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ordered a chemical weapon attack against the Kurdish Iraqis‚ whether they had a nuclear bomb was still a question. The potential threat of Nuclear warheads in Iraq could be a threat to any opposing country to Iraq including: US‚ Israel‚ and any other ally of the US and more. Saddam Hussein had claimed that he was nearing a completion of a working warhead and aimed the statement at Iraq and the US‚ even though none were found after the invasion‚ America could take no chances. As tensions
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Underground Cables 11.1 11.2 11.3 11.4 11.5 11.6 11.7 11.8 11.9 11.10 11.11 11.12 11.13 11.14 11.15 11.16 11.17 11.18 11.19 11.20 11.21 11.22 11.23 Underground Cables Construction of Cables Insulating Materials for Cables Classification of Cables Cables for 3-Phase Service Laying of Underground Cables Insulation Resistance of a Single-Core Cable Capacitance of a Single-Core Cable Dielectric Stress in a Single-Core Cable Most Economical Conductor Size in a Cable Grading
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the mirror‚ I saw a face that hasn’t seen care in a while. -„I look worse than I feel“- I found myself exclaiming. Freshening up‚ I stagger my way to the wardrobe‚ and try to pick out what rags im going to wear today. I put my usual gear on. „The Warheads“ they called us. A bunch of bandits and cutpurses. But I always preffered
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Ethical Dilemmas Patent What the government did to Thomas Edison’s inventions is somewhat unethical. The ethical theories affected in this situation are: Egoism‚ Classical Utilitarianism‚ Altruism‚ and Deontological. Egosim because the good done by the government pleased the public. Classical Utilitarianism because it brought good to the public. Altruism because the good was for the greatest number of people. Deontological because the result was good. The only one who didn’t receive the most
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THE POLLUTER’S DILEMMA Jonica Gunson is the environmental compliance manager for a small plastics manufacturing company. She is currently faced with the decision whether or not to spend money on new technology that will reduce the level of a particular toxin in the wastewater that flows out the back of the factory and into a lake. The factory’s emission levels are currently within legal limits. However‚ Jonica knows that environmental regulations for this particular toxin are lagging behind
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