Chapter 13 - Leadership Ethics Flashcards

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In leadership, ethical theories fall in the broad domains of ________ and _______

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character; conduct

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  • focuses on consequences of actions and results
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Teleological Theories

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3
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leaders who focuses on fairness take a

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justice approach

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4
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creating the greatest good for the greatest number

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utilitarianism

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5
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virtue-based ethical theories of leadership focus on _________

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character

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create greatest good for the leader

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ethical egoism

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show concern for best interests of others

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altruism

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  • duty driven relates not only to consequences but also to whether action itself is goof
  • focus on the actions of the leader and his/her moral obligation and responsibilities to do the right thing
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Deontological Theories

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Level 1

- reasoning based on self-interest, avoiding punishment, and rewards

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Preconventional Morality

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  • Stage 1

- “I follow the rules so I don’t get hurt”

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Obedience and Punishment

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  • Stage 2

- “I will do a favor for you, if you do one for me”

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Individualism and Exchange

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  • Level 2

- Reasoning based on society’s views and expectations

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Conventional Morality

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  • Stage 3

- “I try to be good and do what others expect of me”

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Interpersonal accord and conformity

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  • Stage 4

- “I Follow the rules and support the laws of society”

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Maintaining the Social Order

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  • Level 3

- Reasoning based on conscience and creating a just society

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Postconventional morality

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  • Stage 5

- “I work with others to do what is best for all of us”

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Social contract and individual rights

17
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  • Stage 6

- “I act out of my internalized and universal principle of justice”

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Universal Principles

18
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5 Principles of Ethical Leadership

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Respect others
serve others
shows justice
manifests honesty
builds community
19
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a leader listens closely to followers, is emphatic, and is tolerant of opposing points of view

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Respect Others

20
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place their followers’ welfare foremost in their plans

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Serve Others

21
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top priority ti treat all of their followers in an equal manner

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Show Justice

22
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one must be honest

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Manifest Honesty

23
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common goal

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Builds Community

24
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The set of rules or principles that guides us in making decisions about right Or wrong is called

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ethical theory

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A person who judges morality actions by their direct consequences is in which level of moral development?
Pre-conventional
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A leader bases her decisions on what results in the greatest good for the greatest number of people. This illustrates which ethical theory?
utilitarinism
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Destructive leadership can most easily occur in situations | that are ______.
unstable
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I make a moral decision based on whether or not I will | be punished. I am at what stage of moral development?
Stage 1