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Identify 3 ethics value orientations
• Absolutist – believes every decision is right or wrong, regardless of the consequences
• Existentialist – decides on the basis of immediate practical choice – seeks a balance between two extremes.
• Situationalist (utilitarian) – believes each decision is based on what would cause the least harm or most good.
What is the Deontological philosophy?
Focuses on the moral principle involved, rather than basing the morality of the decision on its projected outcomes. Also called “nonconsequentialist”.
What are the 6 PRSA Code of Ethics core values?
• Advocacy
• Honesty
• Expertise
• Independence
• Loyalty
• Fairness
What are the 4 general principles underlying PR practice?
• Act in the public interest
• Use honesty and integrity as your guide
• Ensure accuracy and truth
• Deal fairly with all publics
What are 5 specific principles defining how PR is practiced
• Accurately define what PR strategies and tactics can accomplish
• Maintain integrity of communication channels
• Safeguard confidences
• Do not damage the reputation of others
• Avoid conflicts of interest
Identify 5 steps to ethical decision-making process
• Define the ethical issue
• Identify internal & external factors
• Identify the key values
• Identify the audiences affected by the decision & define your obligation to each
• Select ethical principles to guide your decision-making process