Tenacity and the application of grit lie deep in the maturation of my soul. The soul is the third and strongest leg of the trinity of who I am and what I accomplish. Palmer (2004) describes how resilient, savvy, and resourceful the soul is in the wilderness hidden in our inner self. The impact of ethical decision-making relies on the soul’s ability to influence the body and mind similar to how I employ structured influence on students, staff, and parents. Palmer (2004) defines this action through the soul as the inner self, “the objective, ontological reality of selfhood”
Study Guide • Benefits – Ethical principle of doing good and acting in the best interest of patients. Example: Physician recommending the best treatment for a patient to improve their health. Code of ethics- Guidelines and principles that govern the conduct and behavior of professionals. Example:
Within psychology, ethical decision making is an essential aspect psychologists utilize to make informed decisions within professional practice. Ethics are rules and standards that govern individual’s behaviors of what is acceptable and not acceptable. Psychologists have a responsibility to act in accordance with the laws surrounding ethical decision making, to further ensure that the highest standard of care is reached for the safety of the client’s mental health and wellbeing. Psychologists must ensure they utilize specialised codes of conduct within their professional practice.
Ethical issues are important rules that people and organizations set for others to follow. Ethical issues inform individuals of things that are okay and not okay to do in a professional setting. Consequences for not following ethical issues include, temporary leave, termination, lawsuit, etc. The textbook Issues and Ethics in the Helping Profession lists a variety of ethical issues that professionals must follow.
Nursing implications The registered nurse plays a crucial role in the ethical dilemma of LT for alcoholic cirrhosis patients. To begin, the nurse will complete a thorough assessment and past medical history of the patient. In order to identify patients at risk with or of an alcohol use disorder, it is recommended to use the AUDIT questionnaire. This questionnaire is known for Alcohol Use Disorder Identification Test.
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Ethics Awareness Inventory Kristeena Stiles PSY/ 490 September 29, 2014 Professor Foster Ethical Awareness Every individual view ethics differently, but individual that understand ethics can very well determine what is right and what is wrong. The understanding on the differences of when to use morals and when to use the ethical side came a difference. In this paper, it will discuss the role and importance of personal ethics by principles, code of conduct, and in psychology.
Carol Gilligan (b. 1936) is a contemporary ethical theorist who was among the first to challenge traditionally established moral theories. Gilligan was largely influenced by the feminist movement of her time and approached ethics emphasizing the female ethics of care in her most influential book In a Different Voice (1982). Gilligan was among the first to discuss ethics based on gender both as a result of natural tendencies and patriarchal societies which subordinate women claiming that “traditional moral theories...lack, ignore, trivialize or demean women’s values and virtues culturally associated with women” (Tong & Williams, 2016, 2.1 para. 1). Her writings contrasted what she saw as male-bias in the widely accepted theories of such philosophers
Introduction: Talk a little about the topic – what are you talking about (1-2 paragraphs) Ethics shape the way we live, what we do, what we make and the world we make through our decisions. Moral questions makes us wonder what Aristotle called 'an existence well lived'. Morals isn't only an activity for scholars or educated people. It is at the center of regular daily existence. We ask moral questions at whatever point we consider how we are to act.
Moral Philosophy Defined Moral philosophy can be defined as a set of principles, or rules, which people use to decide what is right or wrong. These principles, rules, or philosophies have a set of guidelines for resolving conflicts within an organization and ways to optimizing the mutual benefit of people working or existing in a social group . It is presumed that most business stakeholders(ie., employers, employee, investors etc.) are generally guided by moral philosophies as they formulate business strategies and resolve specific ethical issues. Moral Philosophies There are many moral philosophies, the book limits them into the most applicable on the of business ethics.
Moral philosophy is separated into three headings and each representing a core area: Metaethics: It is the attempt to answer the essential ethical inquiries about the nature of ethical theory itself. It would usually include a couple of questions that would help answer it. What does ethical language mean? Do moral proofs exist?
"The failure of being a king" What should a king be avoid of in order to keep his or her power? The great philosopher Machiavelli had summed up his philosophy, with reference to the ancient kings. There are some elements that will definitely cause the failure of a king. Both the novel, Macbeth, and the film, The Lion King, show the fall of the kings. Neither Macbeth nor Scar is suitable to be the king because three reasons: they are not legitimate candidates of the king, they are not appreciated by people and they are telling lies and injuring people.
In this reflection paper I will cover chapters topics from chapters four to six of the book entitled "Ethics, Theory and Contemporary Issues" by Barbara Mackinnon and Andrew Fiala. Equally important, I will give my ideas about some ethical theories and I will explain them from my point of view. This essay will focus more in Egoism from chapter 4 and Utilitarianism from chapter five. These topics interest me the most and I consider them important. Each of this chapter will have a short summary, but at the same time and more broa; I will provide examples that prove if I agree or disagree with a certain theory.
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However, as we discussed in class, there are so many situations where ethical decision-making occurs, and there are so many factors that influence why we do what we do. Because we work with a multitude people with interesting and diverse lives and backgrounds, and because we come in with our own baggage and experiences that influence how we act and react, we make split-second decisions all the time that can have profound effects on our work and our consumers. Having so many opportunities to look at my own actions, this particular assignment has been so rewarding and interesting for me. This is the first time in any of my assignments where I have been forced to look at how ethics is involved in our
