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    race between which team researchers (Seligman and Maier, Johnson and Tudor or Watson and Raynor) was the most unethical, it would be a tie. Given credit for the year that each study was completed its still amazing how far each researcher went pass ethical standards of today. While reading each study I tried to view each experiement from the researcher’s point of view, but this led me to a dead end of unanswered questions. Matter of fact, if anyone can answer how could Johnson have had such an…

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    organizations question the importance of ethical coding. Are they beneficial to the corporation? Can they help raise and bring in profits? Or does it have the potential to cause risk to the corporation? This topic has been very controversial for many businesses. Eric Krell believes building true corporate ethics is achievable as long as the organization enforces it precisely with ethics audits. Greg Young and David S. Hasler believe that enforcing ethical codes is not the way to go, in…

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    The professional counselor career is delicate profession when dealing with ethical codes, and balancing a personal life. Being able to maintain, and separate, job, and personal life is definitely something one would be cautious about. A balancing plan should be in order between clients, and one’s personal problems outside of work (Counseling, 2011). Be that as it may, sometimes you do have some control over separating your work from your personal life, but there could be a time when things…

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    Globally seen as the ethical cornerstone for human experimentation, the Declaration of Helsinki is the international agreement that bridges the gap between medical and research laws themselves (the institution that enforces communal rules and regulations) and the imaginary value system of society that relies solely on moral codes of conduct. The declaration is a more modern sanction of the Nuremberg Code, a system of medical ethics instated post-Nazi tyranny. The Stanford Journal of…

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    to. Discuss the importance of adhering to these rights.  It is important to highlight that APA code of conduct standards are mandate and must be followed to its maximum extent. Standards are regulated by law and any psychologist or person involved administering psychological tests or assessments must abide them. The lack of any of these standards could lead to disciplinarian actions from the APA Code of Ethics, and even lose the credentials as a professional in the field. But the greatest…

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    Mr. Salesperson committed two ethics violations. According to Article 1 of the Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice of the National Association of Realtors, realtors owe a duty to their clients to honestly protect and promote the clients’ interests (Realtor.com, 2015). Upon receiving the termination of contract notice, research proved that Mr. Salesperson accepted a higher offer and sold the contracted property to another purchaser. This is in direct violation of Article 1 as interpreted…

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    Ethics is a part of an individual or a society’s everyday life and ethical values define the character of an individual (teacher, principal, citizen) or an institution. As teachers have their own set of classroom expectations, an organization has its own goals, which include increasing its performance and accountability, and establishing healthy and constructive relationships among employees. Numerous member organizations affiliated with the National Policy Board for Educational Administration…

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    concept of Kamikaze attack is applied from an ethical philosophy of Japanese feudalism called Bushido code, literally translates into the way of the warrior. The code controls the behavior and protocol of the military guards of the shogun known as Samurai. The book of the samurai, Hagakure, written by Yamamoto Tsunetomo claimed that Bushido code is frequently been compared to the code of chivalry of the European knights with the similar aim to provide a code of honor and rules for living for the…

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    Antigone and the Importance of Moral and Ethical Codes How can you convey the theme of betrayal and moral/ethical codes through a family tree? This was the dilemma I faced when I began to plan my visual aspect of my Antigone project. On one side, my tree is a very literal layout of Antigone's relatives. There is representation of her family all the way back to Cadmus, and the family extends out even into the gods Zeus and Dionysus. With pullout explanations on the side, we learn where each of…

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    In psychology, ethics play an important role from the beginning to the end of the study. Ethical concern may arise in a plethora of situations and thus the American Psychological Association (APA) created guidelines for all researchers to follow. The Ethics Code applies to psychologists’ activities that are part of their scientific, educational, or professional roles as psychologists. In the ethics code, the APA writes that every research study must start with informed consent. All…

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