What is justice?
The basic assumption of 'justice is impartiality' 'justice as mutual agreement' encompassing very different concepts.
The basic assumption of 'justice is impartiality' 'justice as mutual agreement' encompassing very different concepts.
Explain and give 3 examples of the "equality principle" and "difference principle" in the theory of justice.
Discuss your rights and obligations as an employee and as an employer and describe the difference.
Truth in advertising is something we all want, but is seldom achieved. Describe what truth in advertising means and give an example of when you have been affected (in a moral sense) either negatively or positively by advertising.
Name and describe the five basic principles of a moral system. Pick one and describe why you think it is key?
Describe your thoughts relative to the ethical and moral ramifications of well intentioned government financial or other regulation. Are they always ethical or can they become unethical? Give examples.
The differences between act utilitarianism and ethical relativism are presented according to moral judgements and what makes an action right.
Go here for the study http://www.ethics.org/files/u5/The_2007_National_Business_Ethics_Survey.pdf In view of what you read in current publications relative to ethical practices in today's business and government environment, what factual evidence can you find to either support the study or refute the findings of the study?
If your organization has an existing code of ethics, obtain a copy, and be prepared to discuss it in this week. If it does not have an existing code of ethics, use one from another organization. This code of ethics will be used as the basis for the System of Inquiry assignment. Develop a system of inquiry to be used in evalua
Can someone help me answer the following questions: What are examples of numerous views of the truth for the same reality situation? Why should we understand the transition from the personal values to group values? What are examples of a system of inquiry used to evaluate ethical behavior for individuals or groups? Why doe
What is the framework that the Constitution of the United States establishes to ensure that all citizens are treated with the same ethical considerations? Does the interpretation of the meaning of the works in the framework change overtime?
Is thuth absolute, or is it relative to knowledge, belief, people, places, and times?
In studying the subjects of morality and ethics, we often found that philosophies at both extremes were described. Often we settled on middle ground. Would people think this is a compromise? Is it just giving in and taking the easy way down the center? Explain your thoughts and ideas briefly on this topic.
2. What does Kant struggle with when he attempts to provide an ethical theory? How does he frame the struggle? How does he attempt to make compatible free will and determinism?
Journal: Meaningful Life What do you think is the key feature of a good life? Do you think a good life should be measured on a daily basis, or at the end of your life? What difference would this make? Journal: Rights Choose one controversial right you think people have a right to. Explain why they have this right. * W
Thought Patterns: a question of gender? Psychologists tell us that stress affects women and men differently because they do not think alike. Women tend to develop psychological problems such as depression, memory lapse, and headaches. Men, on the other hand, are more prone to develop high blood pressure, heart conditions, and
Safety standards in the meatpacking industry commands attention these days. Machines and assembly (or de-assembly I suppose) lines move faster and faster, posing ever greater risk to life, limb, or digit. With greater number of immigrant and undocumented workers laboring in the industry, concerns about safety loom larger. Let
Please assist in answering the following question in regard to the New Haven Firefighters Affirmative Action case. I am less interested in the legal aspects, focus for me on you view regarding normative ethics and your personal managerial thoughts on the matter From a managerial perspective: Did the city of New Haven act reaso
Compare and contrast elements from the fields of moral, social, and political philosophy. Answer the following questions in the Document: o What do these fields have in common, if anything? How are they different? o How do you believe the questions they pose figure into a consideration of modern life? o Is
Do ethics come naturally to people, or are they learned? Can ethical behavior be taught?
Consider the following questions when writing your paper. The responses to these questions should find mention, not necessarily in this order, but somewhere in your reflection paper. ? What does ethics mean to you? ? What are some of the tools of critical thinking for ethics? Have you ever used these? How? ? Describe some d
Are human beings good, bad, or a combination of both? Give reasons for your answer. Do you feel that living morally is a natural and easy process, or a hard and arduous task? Answer the above questions in terms of the following: Present your opinion. Establish a position while referring to ideas and arguments from belief sys
"True religion-that is based on infallible and authentic divine revelation-is and should be the fundamental source of morality. WHY? this is the link of the book: http://www.archive.org/details/thequranicfounda02ansauoft
What system of ethics is used for the American Nurses Association's Code of Ethics for Nurses?
· Interpret your results and apply them to your personal and professional development. · Include a statement explaining how your educational experience has affected your ethical thinking. This analysis must address your use of ethics in thinking and decision-making and your potential for conflic
Describe an ethical dilemma that you might face in your current or chosen workplace. Using the "Elements of Ethical Reasoning" on page 14 of The Miniature Guide... in this week's reading list, describe this dilemma from the perspective of four of the eight "Elements of Ethical Reasoning". You must include the "question at issue"
Complete and post the Ethical Theories Chart found on your student Web site.
Looking for an OTA knowledgeable in this area of expertise. Important note: Please answer the following question writing between 200 to 300 words to each questions. 1. Why is the reaction to a personal code of ethics from fellow employees important to the individual and to the organization? 2. How are issues resolved
I need help writing a comprehensive paper on the impact the media has on the ethics of individuals, business and government. The paper should specifically address whether the news media is objective or whether they promote a specific economical or political agenda, citing specific examples. Additionally, the paper should addres
I need ideas to get started....please provide references. ASSIGNMENT 1. Research and write a paper which explains the full concept of the following ethical theory: Divine Command Theory. 2. A background discussion of the leading advocates of the Divine Command Theory. 3. Indicate what portions of the theory you ag