I believe that Swajger’s actions in killing the doomed children and elderly were justified. Many argue that her acts were unnecessary; for example, they think that she should have left the patients and let the Nazis themselves kill them. They also may argue that she broke Jewish laws by committing murder. However, had she left her patients to the Nazis, their certain deaths would’ve been much more gruesome and inhumane than her method. Swajger’s way instead kept the patients’ dignity intact by giving them a painless death.…
Nike is well-known for their high in athletic shoes and apparel. The company popularity came when the company started to sponsor basketball star Michael Jordan and Lebron James, by sponsoring these two celebrities helped the company tripled their revenue sales. With all the success that Nike has brought to the company revenue and productivity Nike company was have most of their expensive products made in sweatshop factories. Nike was dogged out for having their product produced in these factories. However, sweatshops are known to slave out their worker with the lowest wages that is offered to the workers.…
Unethical Research In ethical research it is important to respect the rights of the subjects, but unfortunately this is not the case for all studies. In some studies the subjects are not treated fairly and now there is the prevalence of research misconduct which consist of “fabrication, falsification, or plagiarism in the process of conducting and reporting research in nursing and other healthcare disciplines” (Burns, 2011, p. 103). Some people may not be familiar with all the ethical guidelines for a research study so they are misinformed and misguided in participating in a research study. By people, especially subjects who are entering into a study, not being educated about the different rights that are involved in research it will increase…
The Stanford Prison Experiment The Stanford Prison Experiment is unethical and inhuman. It is also evidently a product of poor decision-making. If the scholar involved had considered using two individuals to take the roles of primary experimenter and prison superintendent, the experiment would not have advanced to the levels it did. Moreover, this independent individual would have interfered with the direction the experiment was taking.…
1. What is the topic and theme of the book? 2. Give three unique examples of ethical violations throughout the book (they should not all be examples of the same type of ethical violation, such as three ethical violations involving an employee in the workplace, for instance). 3.…
it is never okay to break the law because…” i. Point A ii. Point B iii. Point C 1. These are the main points of your argument.…
The psychologist professor named Philip Zimbardo was the team leader of a group of researchers conducting a psychologist research that is known as “The Stanford Prison Experiment.” The Stanford Prison experiment goals were to observed and identify if an evil situation can become dominant over someone’s behavior, or if a person’s morality, values, and attitude can make a person to raise above a negative environment. I personally believed that the ethics in conducting such experiment is unethical, regardless, the future benefits that it might provide to society further on. When I saw the outcomes of the experiment, I was extremely impacted because the psychologist that were ruling the prison, should had never allow that the college students being…
Looking back now at the Stanford Prison Experiment, it is difficult to argue that this experiment was not unethical. I am a psychology major student, and this experiment always seems to pop up whenever ethics are being discussed. Many professors have made the remark that this experiment would never be allowed in today’s world. However, I think that while the experiment itself ended up being unethical, it was too difficult to have been able to predict how it would play out.…
The circumstances in which it would be morally permissible to break the law depends on the validity of the law in the situation. For some things, such as jay walking when a car isn't coming, are acceptable as breaking said law would not pose a risk to the rule the law wished to enforce. Even if you jaywalked in this situation, it doesn't pose any risk to those around you and the action doesn't mean to undermine the validity of the law. There are cases where laws are unjust though, and to break them held protect another from suffering the same injustice. Martin Luther King, in his letter, states a similar idea where he believes a set of laws to be unjust so he resorts to acting in ways to undermine said laws.…
Ethics Personal Statement – FA16 BA 342 Introduction Personal Ethics are the rules that one considers subconsciously when making a decision. Regardless of the choice made, ones ethical views are shown in each decision. In general, I believe everyone chooses the decision that they believe is ethically correct, however in certain situations, people may choose the decision that does not align with their ethics even if they are aware that it is not. An example of such is when I was 8 years old and my third grade class was hosting a pizza party. During the pizza party everyone was allowed one slice, but I had not eaten breakfast that day…
The Stanford Prison Experiment, conducted in 1971 by researcher, Philip Zimbardo is one of the most eye-opening social studies done to this day. It’s purpose was to find out more about how the social principles of obedience and conformity can affect the behavior of a normal human being. Zimbardo wanted to discover how social customs and hierarchy affect the roles people play, in a prison setting (Lurgio, 2015, p.1866). Though their purpose seems praiseworthy, the experiment itself was not. It was filled with ethical violations and in just 6 days, spun out of control (Lurgio, 2015, p.1866).…
Introduction This article, Building A “Backdoor” To The iPhone: An Ethical Dilemma, discusses Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, ethical dilemma to safeguard its customer’s trust and digital privacy or assist the U.S. government and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to gain access to an iPhone device used by a terrorist to commit a heinous crime against society in the city of San Bernardino, California. In addition, evaluate methods in which managers with power and responsibilities characterized by Badaracco, an ethics professor at Harvard University, as the “dirty-hands problem” and the “right-versus-right” difficulties where “the moral dilemmas of management are, at bottom, clashes among different, conflicting moralities, among very different…
Ethical decisions may not always be the right decision according to law but they can be right according to the circumstances. Ethics is a set of moral principles, especially ones relating to or affirming a specified group, field, or form of conduct. We are all faced with ethical decisions in our life at some point. We have to determine whether or not the choices we make are worth the compromise of our values.…
Apple Ethics Apple is an uprising company that has countless customers looking to purchase the next latest Apple product. Countless individuals are eager to purchase Apple products because of the way they are designed. Apple is a huge succeed because the products target the right audience. In addition, Apple is a great company that produces amazing products and ideas that everyone loves. However, ethics tend to cause controversy in most companies because of a way the company is handled, how well the products sell, or how the employees are tended.…
In this paper the writer will consider the moral and ethical implications of reverse engineering, competitive intelligence, and corporate espionage. This is a moral issue because it involves many facets and perspectives in which morality may be derived, justified, or altogether ill applied. Especially with respect to military projects in which corporate secretes may become important, and perhaps from a national security point of view, vital. This issue is relevant, especially in the in the modern age, because of the ease of access in which sensitive material may be gained. It must be noted that corporate espionage and reverse engineering knows no borders.…