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Ethics

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1
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A set of values that define right from wrong

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Ethics

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Principles or traits that a person finds desirable

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Values

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How many ethical levels are there?

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4
Societal, Stakeholder, Internal Policy, Personal

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What is the societal ethical level?

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Top level issues relating to the world as a whole.

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Concerns for environment or society

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Societal

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What is the stakeholder ethical level?

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Anyone affected by a company’s actions

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Fairness with wages, notifying of danger, and giving breaks is an example of what ethical level?

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Stakeholder

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What is the Internal Policy ethical level?

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Internal relationships between company and employees.

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Fairness in management, employee participation, and policies for treatment of staff are an example of what ethical level?

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Internal Policy

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What is the personal ethical level?

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How we treat others within the organization

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Doing the right thing, being trustworthy, and not claiming other’s work is an example of what ethical level?

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Personal

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Where do our ethics and values come from?

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Religion
Culture
Media
Models - Parents
Attitudes
Experiences

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What is a value statement?

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An organization’s guiding principles

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What is an organization’s guiding principles?

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Value Statement

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What is the Code of Conduct?

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Guideline for dealing with ethics

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Policies for harassment and HIPAA are examples of what?

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Code of Conduct

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Counseling Profession made the ethical models in the 1990’s. How many steps?

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8

18
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Josephson’s Model has how many steps?

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6

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How many approaches are there to making an ethical decision?

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4

20
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What are the 4 approaches to making an ethical decision?

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Utilitarian
Rights
Common Good
Virtue

21
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Choosing ethical action that causes the least harm and the most good?

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Utilitarian Approach

22
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How our actions will affect those around us?

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Rights Approach

23
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Tries to benefit the community as a whole. donating

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Common Good Approach

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Act to highest potential. What kind of person will this choice make me?

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Virtue Approach

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What is social responsibility?

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Business to do no harm

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What are the 4 aspects of social responsiblilty?

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Economic
Legal
Ethical
Philanthropic

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Economic aspect in social responsibility?

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Maintaining profits, paying employees

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Legal aspect in social responsibility?

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Following the law and regulations

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Ethical aspect in social responsibility?

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Going above and beyond legal requirements

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Philanthropic aspect in social responsibility?

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Giving back to society with donations

31
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What does CSV stand for?

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Creating Shared Value

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What does Creating Shared Value (CSV) mean?

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Premise that companies and community are tied closely
If one benefits, so does the other

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Who was the CSV created by?

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Michael Porter and Mark Kramer

34
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Companies donating to schools would be an example of?

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Creating Shared Value (CSV)

35
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Triple bottom line includes what?

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People
Planet
Profit

36
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What is the economic bottom line?

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Profit

37
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What is the environmental bottom line?

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Planet

38
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What is the social bottom line?

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People

39
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What does ISR stand for?

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Individual Social Responsibility

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What is Individual Social Responisibility?

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One’s awareness of how personal actions have an effect on the community.

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Donating, supporting local politics, being honest is an example of?

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Individual Social Responsibility (ISR)

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