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Describe a Western, Eastern, or Indigenous Tribal ethical issue from a movie, book, or television show. is the example a Western, Eastern, or Indigenous Tribal ethical issue. If the example contains elements of more than one ethical ideology (Western, Eastern, or Indigenous Tribal) specify what the ethical ideologies are. Describe how bias affect the decisions the characters made in the example. a) State what the bias is. Remember that bias can be positive or negative. Everyone has bias.

1. Crane and Matten define ethical theories as “the______ and principles that determine right and wrong for a given situation. 2. De George (1999) suggests two extremes in locating a place for ethical theory. What are these two extremes? a) Normative / instrumental. b) Moral / immoral. c) Absolutism/relativism. d) Religious / non-religious.                                                                                              3. Consequentialist ethical perspectives base their moral judgment on the motivations and/or principles of the actors. a) True b) False 4. Match the major normative theories of business ethics with the rules they employ. a) Egoism = Self-interest b) Utilitarianism = Act or rule utility c) Ethics of duties = Categorical imperative d) Rights and justice = Respect for human beings 5. What, according to Theory, are the main problems with utilitarianism? Please select all that apply. a) Distribution of utility b) Subjectivity c) Limited social acceptability d)…

You are a Manager of a big company, and you are faced with a crucial ethical issue at your workplace. This ethical issue needs to be solved immediately; otherwise, it will influence the ethical culture of the whole organization.   a) Would you make this ethical decision by yourself and bear the consequences (either positive or negative)? Give reasons for your answer.    b) Would you involve others in this ethical decision-making? If yes, which form of the group (group of people) would you involve in and why?    Make sure you make a critical evaluation by providing specific examples that happened or could have happened at your workplace.

Analyze following three major ethical issues prevailing in the world these days. Write a report about the bad or harmful effects of these ethical issues. Use your analysis and observation to write practical effects. (5 effects under each of the 3 following issues.) > Negative impacts of Social Media on society > Less care for employee well-being (health, safety, satisfaction etc.) > Environmental problem and Climate change

7. Which ethical theory is based on an individual ‘ s obligation to perform tasks or take action? a. Right-Based Ethics b. Utilitarianism c. Deontology d. Autonomy

Outline a background of the case below. (Please note that this is not an essay question.) In June 2011, Steve Katsaros, founder and CEO of Nokero, was contemplating how to build on his company's accomplishments during the last 12 months. Nokero, a marketer of solar bulbs, has emerged as a successful born-global social enterprise.

Mr. Talal wanted to take his family on a holiday. There are three members in his family. Two members opted for Salalah and one member opted for Sohar. Based on his family preferences, he selected Salalah as his holiday destination. Which approach best describes his action? a. Fairness Approach b. Virtue Ethical Approach c. Utilitarian Approach d. Deontological Approach

Read the articles about Google, Inc. provided in the Assignment for Module 2 (see below) and research the company's original "What We Believe" statements. Consider the ethical implications for each of Google's actions. If you have NetFlix, you may want to watch The Social Dilemma for further discussion. Navigate to each web page, then write and post a response to the following questions.   Read Google's new code of conductLinks to an external site.   (Links to an external site.)Read the information about Google, Inc. (Links to an external site.) on the company website and on Wikipedia (Links to an external site.) (see Criticisms and Controversies).   Research its AI Principles (Links to an external site.) and its motto, "Don't be evil Links to an external site." Research its original founding principles then, using what you have learned about law and ethics in this course, answer the following questions completely and in your own word. Specifically review the company’s philosophy…

1:- A situation that involves a choice between right action versus wrong action is called: Option- a. A moral temptation b. A conundrum c. A value judgement d. An ethical dilemma 2:-Morality that is based on cultural beliefs and includes things such as laws and customs describes what type of morality? Option- a. Professional b. Societal c. Personal d. Virtue

13- Which one of the following option can be classified as ‘Teleological ethical theory’? a. Individual Egoism  b. Personal Egoism  c. Universal Egoism d. All options are correct

A person whose behavior, example, or success is emulated by others, especially by younger people. a) Scruples b) Role Model c) Ethical Dilemmas d) Reputation

61) John has found a way to get access to his school’s grading database. He determines that he can change his own grades to a higher level without getting caught. He decides not to because he feels this would not be right if everyone did this so it is not right that he alone should do it. The ethical principle best described by this scenario is A) the golden rule. B) the Immanuel Kant’s categorical imperative. C) the utilitarian principle. D) the risk aversion principle 62) Ben has found a way to get access to his school’s grading database. He determines that he can change his own grades to a higher level without getting caught. He decides not to because he feels he needs to choose between earning a grades or a lesser value choice of stealing a grade or getting something for nothing. He will choose the higher value choice and not changing the grade. The ethical principle best described by this scenario is A) the golden rule. B) the Immanuel Kant’s categorical…

Below, three examples of social engagement are described. From the answers, select the choice that best categorizes the type of social engagement that each example represents.  I. A homeless shelter organization that provides overnight housing for individuals that are homeless. II. An advocacy organization that works to secure support for new laws guaranteeing equal rights for members of the LGBTQIA+ community III. A non-profit organization that trains low-income individuals in urban farming techniques and supports them in developing their own local food businesses   a. I.  Social Service Provision, II. Social Entrepreneurship, III. Social   b. I.  Social Activism, II. Social Service Provision, III. Social Entrepreneurship   c. I. Social Service Provision, II. Social Activism, III. Social Entrepreneurship   d. I.  Social Activism, II. Social Entrepreneurship, III. Social Service Provision   e. I.  Social Entrepreneurship, II. Social Service Provision, III.…

Robert Lane, former CEO of Deere, a high-performing, highly-ethical corporation, declares that to establish an ethical culture, 9 V a) a code of ethics must be set only for managers in organizations around the globe 12 b) ethical words must be backed up with documented practices, processes, and procedures, all understood around the globe 15 ) C) suppliers, dealers, and customers must be excluded from the ethical circle d) ethical practices must be delivered only by senior management to inspire all employees in organizations around the globe

1. Identify the different environmental forces that recently had redesigned management practices in most organizations. 2. Described the foundations and basic assumptions of Organizational Behavior. 3. Name the importance of Organizational Behavior in the organizations. 4. Discuss the challenges of Organizational Behavior in most organizations. 5. Generalized the anchors that represents the principles on which Organizational Behavior is developed and refined.

1100-1200 words Critically assess the construct of “Ethical Decision Making”.  How can we apply the concept in navigating “moral dilemmas” in sport?

Which are Major Ethical Systems       A. Egoism. Virtue Ethics, Relativism       B. Universalism, Utilitarian, sadism       C. Both A and B       D. Catholicism, Protestant and Judaism accountability and delegation

In this assignment you will critique Beer’s (2021) proposed normative and actionable theory of planned organizational change.  Based on over 50 years’ experience in OD, he contends that five principles are essential for successful organization transformation. While supporting systematic change efforts, the author offers a strong argument in relation to problem diagnosis and presents strategies that lead to long-term sustainable change.  Examine the article from a critical thinking viewpoint to evaluate how you may incorporate one or more principles identified in the proposed theory into your final project proposal. The following questions should guide your critique:   4.       From your experience with executing planned change, what gaps could be identified in Beer’s (2021) proposal? 5.       Of the six killer barriers to change, three or more barriers are directly or indirectly related to leadership. Since leadership plays a pivotal role in organizational change, why are the barriers…

I am currently taking Justice Adminstration: Police, Courts, and Corrections, and I'm having a hard time creating any educational opinion. I just have a hard time believing in my answers.. What are your opinions? And what supports them? Attempt to build a criminal justice organization that fulfills Maslow’s hierarchy of needs. What specific features of your organization could possibly get you from basic needs through self-actualization? You are contacted by a friend who belongs to a local civic club that is planning a Labor Day luncheon to recognize all workers in the community. Knowing of your background and prior study of organizational theory, she asks you to speak at this luncheon. How would you summarize the vast field of organizational theory—from the classic works to the more contemporary approaches?

5 Does the notion of “servant leadership” help to clarify the dilemma of any of this chapter’s case studies? Choose one of them, or another ethical dilemma from the news, and consider what the central character would do if guided by the idea of servant leadership. View keyboard shortcuts EditViewInsertFormatToolsTable 12pt   Paragraph

How to respond to this in 100 words? Ethics and strategic management are closely connected as ethical considerations play a crucial role in shaping the decisions and actions of an organization in pursuit of its strategic goals and objectives (Parnell, 2017). Strategic management refers to the process of defining an organization's direction and making decisions on allocating resources to implement that direction, while ethics pertains to the moral principles and values that govern human behavior (Parnell, 2017). One way ethics relates to strategic management is through the development and implementation of a company's mission and vision statements (Milton-Smith, 1995). These statements articulate the organization's purpose and its desired future state (Parnell, 2017). Ethical considerations are vital in formulating these statements as they need to reflect the organization's commitment to behaving responsibly and operating with integrity (Milton-Smith, 1995). For example, an…

How can CEO Munoz mitigate mythical fixed-pie belief bias in this particular situation? Multiple Choice   He needs to take an aggressive stance and prove that Mr. Dao was the instigator and not the airline so United wins in the court of public opinion.   He needs to consider Mr. Dao’s thoughts and perceptions.   He needs to look past information that is easily available, such as eyewitness statements, and focus on facts that may be more critical but less readily available, such as Mr. Dao’s background.   He needs to frame it as a win-win situation for both United and Mr. Dao if the airline shows some empathy and remorse.

QuestioinO Which of the following statements regarding virtues, deontological, and utilitarianism guides is NOT corret? SuOanolezimdu2 sluO Virtues ethics refers to having personal character traits as the basis for ethical dilemma decisions. imA Deontological ethics refers to using standards of conduct to determine right and wrong behavior when making ethical decisions. waiv nolezimdue Utilitarianism ethics refers to making ethical decisions based on the consequences of the behaviors. Deontological ethics is often referred to as cost-benefit analysis.

A situation with uncertaintly about what is right to do from a moral or ethical perspective:   a. Ethical strategy b. Ethics c. Business ethics d. Ethical Dilemma

How can I respond to this post in 100 words    The military conducts ethics and leadership training using programs such as Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention and Equal Opportunity, in addition to Professional Military Education and the military Code of Conduct. These initiatives aim to instill ethical responsibility and accountability among service members. Ethics curriculum identifies potential risk areas and equips soldiers with skills to address complex ethical issues through case studies and simulations. Policies emphasize a zero-tolerance approach towards unethical behavior, stressing personal accountability and its impact on the military's reputation. Regular feedback and evaluation promote ethical decision-making, while the leadership command structure assists in resolving ethical dilemmas. Behavioral ethics plays a crucial role in shaping the ethical behavior of military personnel and strengthening their decision-making capabilities in challenging situations.…

For this assignment, you are asked to reflect on your experience collecting information and writing up your Literature Review for your research study. Research Topic: An Investigation into Factors affecting Participation in cricket among adolescent females in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. You are to follow Gibb’s Reflective Cycle as your guide in laying out your reflection.

123. The idea that the ends should justify the means of ethical decision is consistent with which one of the following statements: a. Individuals with low relativism b. Individuals with external focus of control c. Individuals associated with term of Machiavellianism d. Individuals with low level of existentialism

4) What was the initial purpose of the Hawthorne studies? What was the actual outcome?5) Elton Mayo singled out two factors as having special importance for the increase inproductivity. What are these two factors?6) What is the viewpoint of the human relations movement?