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The Impact of an Ethical Analysis on Social Behavior

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What is an analysis of the impact of ethical decision making on social change and what would be an example of ethical decision and how it promotes social change.

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This solution examines the need for an ethical analysis within an organization and possible impact on social behavior.

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Ethical decision making is a common topic within organizations. People who make decisions within organizations face daily dilemmas that involve compromising the integrity of the people they serve versus a gain for the organization or themselves. Scenarios that may involve questionable ethical decision making include car repair overcharges, insider stock trading, government contract rigging, and embezzlement. The need for an ethical ...

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