The Canadian Code of Ethics for Psychologist outlines ten steps to assist ethical decision making. The purpose of this paper will be to apply the CPA Code to an ethical dilemma presented in class. In the vignette presented, a school psychologist was seeing a grade 1 boy and became friendly with his father. The psychologist and the father dated for a few months.…
The code of conduct is used as laws that the University of Delaware must follow to help keep our community fair and truthful. The Academic Honesty policy is used to help keep student open in their work. There are many different kinds of polices that violate the academic honesty. Each of these violations is a guideline to help keep them community fair and just, so everyone has equal opportunity.…
The Rutland model studies a dilemma from three different points of view: the consequentialist approach, which considers results; the deontological approach, which focuses on personal rights; and the aspirational approach, which considers the person whom is making the decision and who they want to be. Consequentialist Approach. The consequentialist approach, also known as Utilitarianism, studies the consequences of an outcome and considers “the greatest good for the greatest number of people without causing harm” (Ethical Toolkit, n.d.). By evaluating the overall happiness level created in response to each option will help determine which course of action to take.…
The test of a good friend, is their loyalty. What would a friend do if you are going through a rough time? Would they stay by you or walk away? What if you embarrass them? Would they hold a grudge or be understanding and forgive you?…
I am truly honored to be selected by my teachers for consideration to become a member of the National Honor Society. Being nominated to be a member of the National Honor Society is an honor in itself. It shows me that I have achieved my goal to work hard and stand out among my peers. This is something that I have been looking forward to this year in school. I believe that National Honor Society do great things to change society, make great leaders and that I can be a part of it.…
Douglas’s friend has a moral obligation to blow the whistle on the company due to his moral obligation. Since the defect in the product is hurting children and they know how to fix the product yet the company will not fix it till the government forces the company to, Douglas’s friend should blow the whistle. Douglas’s friend should consider the impact of whistleblowing will have on his life, it will also effect his family. Douglas’s friend’s family obligations are morally relevant because he has a moral obligation to take care of his family and provide for his family. If Douglas’s friend is fired he will not be able to ensure his duties as a father and provide for his family any more.…
Discussion & Reflection Identify in detail an ethical dilemma that you have had with a colleague or classmate. Use the same guidance as provided for the discussion questions. I work for an agency that serves low-income families in the High Desert. The program services children ages ranging from 18 months to 5 years old. The families we served come from diverse backgrounds and many children have been in foster care.…
The key parties are George, John, the customers, the owner of the car parts store, and John’s family. George is one of the key parties and what George has at stake is his friendship with John if George chooses to confront John resulting in a conflict if John chooses not to heed George’s advice. George will then have to face the difficult decision if he is unable to persuade John to listen, to be a “rat” and tell the owner/other managers or authorities about what John is doing since it is illegal and dishonest. George values his friendship with John, who he has been friends with for over five years and did help him get the part time job. However, George also values honesty, integrity, and feels responsibility or a duty as John’s friend to tell…
In 1984 loyalty is everything, especially towards Big Brother and the three different types of groups in this world within each group. For instance, “With a tremulous murmur that sounded like “My Savior!” she extended her arms toward the screen.” “At this moment the entire group of people broke into a deep, slow, rhythmical chant of “B-B! . . . B-B! . . .…
Ethical Dilemmas Essay I have chosen to analyze case two and this paper will outline my understanding, exploration, and final decision-making process as it applies to the ethical dilemmas presented. Understanding the Dilemmas This case has a variety of ethical dilemmas occurring across several contexts (personal, societal, and organizational). Reflecting on the theories and conceptual models presented in this course, I found the Five Faces of Oppression (Young, 2014) and the Ecological Systems Theory (Bronfenbrenner, 1979) helpful in conceptualizing these various circumstances and contexts.…
Ethical Conflict Ethics is seen as an individual’s set of morals and the corresponding values in which they believe. The tone and moral expectations in an organization is influenced by its leader (Ledlow & Coppola, 2014). Many leaders experience ethical dilemmas on the job that may put them into uncomfortable positions. Ethical dilemmas can be caused by our own values or by others higher in an organization.…
Arthur Miller, author of books and screenplays such as All My Sons once said “Betrayal is the only truth that sticks” says a whole lot. Betrayal can be one of the hardest things to do or to accept. Betrayal hurts everyone involved in it. When a friend betrays you, it does not feel too good, however it does not only affect you. It is very difficult to go through with betraying someone and once it is done, guilt is almost immediately felt.…
I have personally felt that most of the time, the minor decisions between truth and lies are more stressful because they are more ambiguous, and that having a relationship with the person adds more ambiguity. If someone dropped their wallet on the street, I would have almost no hesitation in returning the wallet to that person because the consequences of my actions would be huge. I would gain money from that wallet, but my conscience would not be able to bear the guilt of that decision, which would ultimately outweigh the positive gain of money.…
Loyalty’s Different Meanings Loyalty can make or break any relationship. Loyalty is being there for that special someone, keeping secrets, only talking to them, and always protecting them from harmful things. Loyalty is when a person is committed to someone and they do not associate with anyone else on that same level, While some may say it is only having one friend that you only tell things to and expect them to keep it to him or her self.…
April’s ethical dilemma With regard to this week’s case study, April has two ethical dilemmas. The first ethical dilemma that April had to face, was a conflict of loyalty. This conflict occurred when April received many accolades for the successful presentation. At that time, she should have identified Jordan’s contribution to the project so they could at least share in the glory. The other ethical dilemma had to do with the issues of honesty and integrity.…