Ethics

Question 1

Any person, organization or entity that might be affected by what you do.

Answer 1

Stakeholder

Question 2

A.C.T. Model

Answer 2

A: Identify alternatives
C: Project the consequences
T: Tell your story

Question 3

2 types of anger

Answer 3

Rage and Resentment

Question 4

Universal standards of right and wrong

timeless moral principles against which we judge our own behavior and that of our fellow citizens

Answer 4

Virtues

Question 5

A fundamental law, rule or truth that does not waiver

Essentially unarguable because they are self-evident

Answer 5

Principle

Question 6

Principles or habits with respect to right or wrong conduct.

Answer 6

Morals

Question 7

A vacation or occupation requiring advanced training in some liberal art or science.

Usually involving mental rather than manual work

Answer 7

Profession

Question 8

Beliefs of worth and importance that we hold true, that may be adjusted or changed over time

Beliefs of a person or social group in which they have an emotional investment

Subjective; you can’t tell other people what to value without causing interpersonal conflict

Answer 8

Values

Question 9

Principles of honor and morality

Accepted rules of conduct

Answer 9

Ethics

Question 10

6 pillars of character

Answer 10

Trustworthiness
Respect
Responsibility
Justice and Fairness
Caring
Civic Virtue and Citizenship

Question 11

What is the lowest decision point for a police officer?

Answer 11

Legal