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in business when people talk about ethics they are talking about
behavior

unethical behavior is rarely as simple as a bad apple its about the work environment itself.
managers should treat ethical results like they treat
productivity or quality

they should take opportunities to reward it and model it
Game jargon is often applied to business dealings
resulting in biz dealings seeming like a game and therefore less subject to moral scrutiny
we have multiple ethical selves
we're conditioned this way
Integrity
that quality or state of being complete, whole, or undivided.

consistent across contexts.
goals can backfire causing employees to
gloss over ethical goals and standards
Pygmalion effect
people in work situations generally lie up to the expectations that are set for them--whether or high or low
Social Learning Theory
ppl learn from observing the rewards and punishment of others. Imagine if we had to touch a hot stove to learn that we'll get burned! we can observe instead of experience
its hard to reward ethical behavior
TRUE

because its something that's expected of everyone everyday
Discipline should be administered fairly
true

use the grapevine and broadcast occasions of punishment in an accurate manner