24D. Ethical Standards Flashcards
Integrity
- breeds courage
Courage
Moral:
- ability to stand by core values
Physical:
- ability to overcome fear of bodily harm
- willingness to risk harm
Personal:
- doing what’s right even when risking one’s career
Sacrifice
- willingness to give to meet other’s needs
Valor
Definition:
- ability to face danger in a determined/resolute manner
Synonyms:
- bravery
- fearlessness
- fortitude
- gallantry
- heart
- nerve
Robert H. Hick’s Morality Checks
Devine Test:
- “Would I feel good about the decision when I give account for my life?”
US of A Test:
- “Is this decision good for the US?”
Network Test:
- “How would this decision look if it was aired on the news?”
Airman’s Creed
History:
- presented by Gen T. Michael Moseley
- 2007
Priority:
- reinvigorate the total force
Intent:
- enhance warrior ethos
- establish coherent bond
Competing Values
- personal values conflict with institution’s
Uncertainty
- not having all the facts
- inadequate info to make decision
Ethical Dilemma
- forced to choose between two alternatives
Title 5, CFR, Part 2635
Standards of Ethical Conduct for Employees of the Executive Branch
Ethical Code
Prescribed In:
- core values
- oaths
- Amn Creed
- AFIs
- Profession of Arms
- UCMJ