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    Under the normativist theory of disease as described by Joseph Margolis, diseases are identified as conditions that are considered departures from social norms or values. The notion of value judgements is used to determine whether such a condition is considered socially normal or abnormal. Margolis claims that it is necessary to use value judgements to determine whether something is a disease or not, and that certain diseases must invoke the use of value judgements in their diagnosis, because…

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    right or wrong, what matters is the outcome of the action and if that action generates happiness. Therefore, this theory has no connection to personal integrity or motives of the individual, it fails to take the individual 's character into consideration. Whether the person intentionally, unintentionally, or accidentally performed an action is not a deciding factor in the utilitarianism theory. Personal integrity is doing…

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    philosopher Jeremy Bentham.) Mill describes happiness as “pleasure and the absence of pain.” Something of extrinsic value has worth only because of the value or benefits it brings to something else; something of intrinsic value has worth because of the value it possesses even while alone. According to Utilitarianism, human happiness, or pleasure without pain, is the only thing of intrinsic value. Utilitarianism is an off­shoot of Consequentialism, which holds that the right­ness or…

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    HTP Company, and I used reliable databases- ProQuest, Google Scholar, and the text book to support my arguments. I want to show you my thought and how can I apply the theory to solve the misunderstanding problem of the different cultures in different organizations. Organizational culture is defined as a system where members share values, beliefs,…

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    on is Authentic Leadership. The idea of Authentic Leadership is being your genuine self - all the time. Authentic Leadership means that I will be the same person at work as I am at home and as I am when I am with friends. The Authentic Leadership theory will allow me to be the best me I can be. The key dimensions of Authentic Leadership are Relational Transparency, Internalized Moral Perspective, Balanced Processing and Self-Awareness. Relational Transparency is the idea of being open and…

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    Personal Beliefs Statement In my experience as a Latina, I have encountered values such as Repecto (Respect) and Familismo (Familism), which seem to add stigma towards western medicine practices such as mental health treatment. The value of Respecto indicates that culturally we respect our elders, which may involve using folk medicine instead of seeking western medicine influences, when following elder advice. Familismo, refers to an individual worrying about the wellbeing of the family as a…

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    class, we read an article about culture values where it gave us a description of Indian values and non-Indian values. A culture’s values are the beliefs of a person or social group, in what is good or right, fair and just. However, sociologists disagree in the conceptualize values. That it’s more than a conflict theory, that it is based on how culture values change between groups within a culture. In contrast, functionalism is more based on the share values within a culture. In fact,…

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    problem of balancing work and private life is addressed. In this case, the issue of Josh’s prioritization of his family, mental and physical health, over devoting his life to working can be justified through care ethics. In the “Ethics of Care as Moral Theory,” it states that “the ethics of care is on the compelling moral salience of attending to and meeting the need of the particular others for whom you take responsibility (10). This means that in Josh’s case, he has the moral need not only to…

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    Values exist within individuals and reflect their behaviour in the workplace where they hold shared values. O’Grady values TriVac and its independence deeply. His values are not congruent with the organization. TriVac is now owned by Rohrtech and their values are being passed onto them. Devine tries his best to enforce these values of unity, and working on achieving the benefits by integrating with Rohrtech but TriVac employees, especially Weston and O’Grady are stubborn and want to keep…

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    Honesty : Honesty out of virtues , and the basis of morals . Honesty and integrity title Success Guide , and when one knew the truth and trust the people said , and benefited advise him, and rose of them . Honesty is valued in many ethnic and religious cultures. "Honesty is the best policy" is a proverb of Benjamin Franklin; however, the quote "Honesty is the first chapter in the book of wisdom" is attributed to Thomas Jefferson , as used in a letter to Nathaniel Macon . It refers to honesty…

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