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23 Cards in this Set
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ethics
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the reasoned study of what is morally right and wrong, good and bad
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critical thinking
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informed and logical thought, or logical problem solving
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situational thinking
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determining what is right or good solely on basis of the basis of the momentary context; this implies that what is right or good today in one situation may not be right tomorrow in another set of circumstances
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conflict of interest
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a situation in which personal needs and interest are at odds with professionals obligation
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tools for thinking ethically
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critical thinking
ethical sources wisdom from history community, family, profession, |
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conflict of interest
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when we find ourselves in a situation in which our personal needs and desires are at odds with our obligations as professional or employes
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golden rule
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overcoming self-interest idea used by many philosophers and religions
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immanuel kint
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universality
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gut instincts
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conscience, sense of right and wrong, gut reaction, warning bell, flashing caution light, smells fishy,
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body wisdom
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sends us signals about whats right and wrong
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ethical feeling
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might begin with the gut, move to the heart, mind, and soul
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Martin Luther King Jr.
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goal was to speak about school integration, school integration speech
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1963
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people who obeyed the law and people who didn't
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applied ethics
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the actual use of moral standards of behavior in making decisions about human problems
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morals
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behaviors that are judged to be consistent with good ethical thinking and decision making
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ethical (or moral) issues
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questions, problems, situations, or actions that contain legitimate questions of moral right or wrong
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ethical (or moral) principles
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general guidelines of ethical behavior, the should statement of ethics
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virtues
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character traits that make up a moral life
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values
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moral qualities that are considering important and worthy
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moral judgment
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conclusions as to whether specific actions are ethically right or wrong
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earliest writers on ethics in the western world
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plato and his student aristotle
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immoral
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behaviors that are contrary to good moral reasoning
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nonmoral
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behaviors that do not fall into the scope of the ethics environment and that normally have moral effects on others
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