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19 Cards in this Set
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Combines Ethical decision-making and ethical behavior, and occurs both in individual and organization
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Ethical Leadership |
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Core beliefs what we hold regarding what is right and fair in terms of our actions and interactions with others.
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values
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What we understand to be good and right behavior |
ethics |
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Values we attribute to a system of beliefs that help define right from wrong.
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morals |
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Situation where one is forces to choose between two alternatives, both can be either right or wrong or combination of the two.
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ethical dilemma |
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the belief that nothing is objectively right or wrong and the definition of right and wrong depends on the prevailing view of the individual
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ethical relativism
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those values and expected rules of the profession that are appropriate to actions taken within the military environment
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military ethics
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An organization that exemplifies professionalism and values
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ethically minded organization |
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Identify- interpret the situation Analyze- compare the known factors associated with the requirement of following ethical principles Reconcile- solve the ethical dilemma by applying the 5 steps of decision making |
Diagnose dilemma |
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O-owing, ordering, oughting P- Principle, Purpose, People R- Rules, Results, Realities D- Discern, Declare, Do |
Dr. James H. Toner Ethics
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Three O's |
owing- know who and what you owe ordering- moral structure and ethical priority oughting- airman ought to know what is right |
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Three P's |
Principle- Truth-telling and honor Purpose- mission accomplish and duty second People- fellow citizens, airmen, and soldiers |
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Three R's |
Rules- give ethical guidance Results- outcome of not following the guidance Realities- recognize the importance of the situation |
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Three D's
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Declare- the truth as you have discerned it Do-what you have discerned and declared |
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shame-If actions publicized how would you feel Community- would you want your peer,neighbor Legal- Could you face legal action Situation-Could you explain you action as unique God-Would you want to religious leader know Consequences- Will the end justify the mean |
Dr. Toner's Six Test
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Analyze Ethical Traps |
-Ethical Relativism-decision based on personal belief, not military rules and regs. -Loyalty Syndrome- decision based on feeling for person or unit -Worry over image- decision based on concern of reputation Drive for success- win at all cost |
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Reconcile 5 step Ethical decision-making process |
interpret the situation analyze all the factors think about ethical traps and make decision implement decision monitor and enforce |
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Sanctions and forgiveness for mistakes Take appropriate actions for dereliction of duty Apply prudence first; justice second |
Supporting Principles
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