'Ethical decisions' presentation slideshows

End-of-Life Care on the NICU

End-of-Life Care on the NICU. COMPLEX - Agonizing - Difficult - Unique - Educational - Humbling. Uncertainty in outcomes/prognosis Defining futility Paucity of time spent learning to help our patients die - training is spent in saving lives Bad things happening to wonderful people.

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All About Ethics!

All About Ethics!. Ethics, Morals, and Values. Ethical Dilemma (Think about it) .

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Leadership in the Financial Aid Office: Reality TV Style

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CODE TO WORD: ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE

CODE TO WORD: ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE. Florida Gulf Coast University Hudson Rogers Fall 2003. THINGS THAT MAKE YOU GO Umm!. The only social responsibility of business is to increase profits (Freidman 1976). GENERAL PERCEPTION OF BUSINESS ETHICS ?.

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Chapter 3

Chapter 3. Intercultural Communication. Chapter 3. Increasing Importance of Intercultural Communication Globalization of markets Technological advancements Global connectivity Intercultural workforce. Chapter 3. Globalization of Markets

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Trust Me! Insights into Ethical Leadership

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Chapter 16

Chapter 16. Professionalism, Ethics, and Career Planning. Outline. Expected outcomes Professionalism Ethics Certifications and licensure. Expected outcomes. List and discuss characteristics of a professional. Explain how those characteristics apply to the accounting profession.

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Theories of the Development of Moral Reasoning, Attitudes & Beliefs: Kohlberg, Turiel, Gilligan

Theories of the Development of Moral Reasoning, Attitudes & Beliefs: Kohlberg, Turiel, Gilligan. REPORTED BY: Mavee Cabrera Joan Aoki Fatima Carlotta. 3 Basic Components of Morality:. Cognitive Knowledge of ethical rules & judgments of what is good and what is bad.

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Session 27

Empirical Judgments in Ethical Decisions. Session 27. I. Introduction:. II. Reality and the Utilization of Raw Factual Data. Everyone selectively notices and uses the raw facts that are presented to us. II. Reality and the Utilization of Raw Factual Data.

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Four quadrant approach

Four quadrant approach. Professor Heather Draper, Catherine Hale, Lt Cdr Alan Brockie. Who are these slides for?. These slides introduce the four quadrant approach (4QA) to making ethical decisions

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Ethics in International Business AssignmentPoint

Ethics in International Business www.AssignmentPoint.com. Ethics in International Business. Objectives Source of ethical challenges in IB Effect of ethical challenges on decisions in IB Causes of poor ethical decisions in IB Different conceptual underpinnings for ethical decisions in IB

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Public Relations

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Ethics

Ethics. Deals with issues of right & wrong in human affairs. Ethical Decisions. Weighing potential course of action against ethical standards. Ethical Speaking. Guidelines: Make ethically sound goals Be fully prepared Be honest. Ethical Speaking. Guidelines:

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Intertwined Ethical Systems

Intertwined Ethical Systems. Definition. Ethics are systems of moral, social, or cultural values that govern the conduct of an individual or community. Ethical dilemmas are choices among two or more unsatisfactory courses of action. Personal. Concepts to Define. Social. Conservation.

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Everyday Ethics

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Josephson's Six Pillars of Character (Source: Josephson, Making Ethical Decisions) ?

Josephson's Six Pillars of Character (Source: Josephson, Making Ethical Decisions) ?. 1. Trustworthiness. 4. Fairness. 5. Caring. 2. Respect. 3. Responsibility. 6. Citizenship. The Six Pillars of Character. Trustworthiness. Honesty. Honesty in Conduct. Truthfulness. Integrity.

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Unit Objectives

Unit Objectives. Apply the principles of ethics and decision making to a case study. Identify your strengths and weaknesses in making decisions during an emergency. Problem-Solving Model. 1. Size up the situation. 2. Identify contingencies. 3. Determine objectives.

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Competency 2

Competency 2. Jodeci Farrington. Recognize and manage personal values in a way that allows professional values to guide practice (2.1). Not letting my values determine actions taken out on clients (students).

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Gerald Stobbe Coach U 12 Girls (2002)

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