Discussion Board Forum 1 Case Study Topic: Business Ethics When reviewing this case study about Benji Watson who graduated near the top of his class while attending Liberty University MBA program and recruited by several national Fortune 500 corporations to include New Gen Health Sciences one can only evaluate the Ethics and Integrity behind each corporation. From the begging Benji had some type of knowledge about New Gen manufacture sold various vitamins, health foods, and health supplements. After some research Benji found out that New Gen had recently featured in a Fortune Magazine as one of the fastest growing companies in America. For any successful graduate who is being considered for apposition in a Fortune 500 corporation similar…
Ethical consideration during interview There were some important adherences that I had to observe before conducting the interview to make sure it was a success. They included careful selection of the interviewee, confidentiality of the interviewees, seeking permission, willingness to participate and lastly prior notices of the exercise before the actual…
All drugs are chemicals. There are various methods used to introduce these chemicals into the body; these include smoking, injecting, inhaling, or ingestion. Upon entering the body the chemicals accumulate in the brain where nerve cells send, receive, and process information. Different drugs will work differently. In this presentation, I will describe how drugs affect the brain.…
To highlight the right of individuals to choose if they would like to partake in the recreational use of psychoactive drugs, this essay will draw upon Mills’ utilitarian framework of civil liberties. His premise is quite clear; the only justifiable reason to exercise power over someone, against their will, is to ensure that harm is prevented to others. However, that individuals own physical or moral good is not a sufficient warrant for liberty restriction (Mill, 1982 p.68). In terms of recreational drugs, Mills argument would imply that public policy has no right to prohibit individual drug use as long as it did not result in harm to others. Even if some users did exert harm to others whilst under the influence of psychoactive drugs, this would…
Which alternative best reflects the Ethics Code aspirational principles and enforceable standards, legal standards, and obligations to stakeholders? Can you identify the ethical theory (discussed in Chapter 3) guiding your decision? Dr.Patel can either provide a report that is favorable or unfavorable to the client request. I think the best alternative is to provide his opinion based on his findings.…
According to Webster Dictionary, ecstasy is defined as “an illegal drug that is used to produce a feeling of excitement and pleasure” Ecstasy. (n.d.). Retrieved November 11, 2016, from http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/ecstasy. As with all drugs, ecstasy was produced to treat one symptom and evolved to affect another part of the brain. This research will address: what is ecstasy, how does ecstasy work, the short and long-term effects from using ecstasy, users of the drug, and prevention and support. Although ecstasy was introduced as a legal drug to address an ailment, its long term effects caused it to not be an efficient drug for consumption and an illegal drug.…
I felt so cold and helpless as my body trembled out of sleep, I had no memory of last night’s high. The morning dew stabbed my eyes like sharp razors, ten thousand sharp razors piercing my pupils. I struggled to move my weak, lethargic body to an upright position facing my bedroom mirror, where I glimpsed a white powdery substance sitting on my tongue it was at this point I noticed that molly, that magic ecstasy pill was ruining my life. I began pondering, where did I go wrong? How could I ever let myself hit rock bottom?…
What should be allowed in America? Drugs have become very big items these days, either being used for medical reasons or just for fun, they are extremely common. As known, most drugs are illegal; however, people have connections to others to be able to get these illegal drugs to play around with and get high off of. Although, individuals with diseases or illnesses may benefit from illegal drugs to counteract the effects of their sickness, so the questions then comes up- should drug sales and usage be legalized? In the article “Drug Policy and the Intellectuals” by William J. Bennett, he plays off both sides whether or not drugs should be legalized.…
While extra energy may seem like a plus, there are multiple negative side effects to this drug. Users may experience muscle cramps, nausea, blurred vision, and chills. Someone on Ecstasy would show an abnormal amount of energy and excitement, but seem confused as to what is happening as well. Most users end up breaking out in cold sweat, a mixture of the chills and nausea. Muscle cramps are common due to the increased sensitivity.…
Being able to reproduce and bring new life to earth is a blessing many persons continue to adore. A baby’s first step, first word, and first smile are only a few of an abundance of ‘firsts’ parents look forward to recording or scribbling down in their infant’s baby book. The sullen reality is not all ‘firsts’ are going to aspire great success. Drug abuse is a very serious issue in the United States. According to Erik Erikson’s stages of psychosocial development, “teenagers work at refining a sense of self by testing roles and then integrating them to form a single identity” (Meyers 144).…
Bailey 1, Katrina, ********************************************************************************************************** 1. What are the pros and cons of your primary ethical principle, in terms of advancing up the corporate ladder? Discuss. Student Answer: The primary ethical principle can be seen in very many ways in terms of climbing up the corporate ladder of the business world. Therefore, in this category, it is important to take on an ethical principle that fits in most of the corporate organizations.…
The father-son relationship has flourished from the ancient times of cave fathers who taught their sons how to hunt, to the modern day dads who teach their sons how to play golf. A good father is one who can teach his son how to grow into a mature young man. Some fathers do this in unconditional ways; however, if the father is able to teach his son how to be a man, he has done his job. One writer who dives deep into this father son relationship is Scott Russell Sanders.…
Drug use and abuse has been a major concern to the society for a long a time. There are myths and facts about drug abuse. Many people have been having misconception on the truth about drug abuse. This has led to many people, both old and young, to continue abusing drugs and substances. With drug abuse becoming more common in our society, many scholars have been trying to explain reasons that make people, especially young people abuse drugs.…
His life really changed because he started to use drugs and until today he talks about how he ruined his life over a small decision. What I am saying is that people like this are everywhere in the world. If a person becomes addicted they can get treatment many peoples who has gotten therapy or treatment…
INTRODUCTION The purpose of this assignment 2 essay is to reflect on the ethical issue which occurred in my workplace 2 years ago. This report entirely discusses on the experience on the ethical issues, the emotions and feelings I have gone through during the phase, and on how I manage to handle and overcome the dilemma with the right ethical approach. Lastly, I concluded the essay with the lessons I have learnt from the reflective process.…