Normative Ethical Theories
This ethical theory says that an ethical decision requires us to observe only the rights and duties we owe to others, and, in the context of business, act on the basis of a primary motive to do what is right by all stakeholders
What is Deontology?
This word refers to a person's natural process of learning about their culture.
What is enculturation?
In this class discussion, one student told a story about paying a little extra to avoid jail.
What is the class discussion on Bribery and Corruption?
This term is related to a pitfall of the entrepreneurial spirit and startup culture.
What is hubris?
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excessive pride?
In this "level of ethics" codes of conduct, whistleblowing policies, and policies and procedures are practical steps that can be taken to ensure ethical decision-making.
What is the Organizational Level?
This term refers to the adherence to a code of moral values implying trustworthiness and incorruptibility because there is unity between what we say and what we do
What is integrity?
In Rawl's theory of Justice, a condition in which people arrive at the original position imagining they have no identity, in this way, they reduce their bias and self-interest.
What is The Veil of Ignorance?
This term refers to a negative acculturation process that involves a strong connection to the new culture.
What is assimilation?
Such dilemmas occur when it is unclear whether a person is professionally active on a social media platform, or as a friend, client, or competitor.
What is the dilemma of Role
In this fishbowl discussion, the team opened with a discussion on online privacy using the Cambridge Analytica scandal as its source.
What is Social Media Influencers, Outrage Culture, and the Internet
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What is Group 1
This is an implicit agreement among members of society to cooperate for social benefit;when applied specifically to a business.
What is Social Contract?
A meaningful action that leads to reconciliation
What is reconciliaction?
In this fishbowl discussion, the team discussed specific pragmatic steps an organization should take to ensure a culture of ethical decision-making
What is the Whistleblowing fishbowl?
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What is Group 3?
This ancient term refers to a person who is gracious, magnanimous, and cultured; a flourishing human being
What is Junzi
In Rawl's Theory of Justice, the requirement that all agree to the contract before it goes into effect
What is Unanimity of Acceptance?
This dichotomy, or spectrum, of ethical thought, compares the idea of a universal set of values with a more contextual approach.
What is Cultural Relativism vs Universalism