ETHICS AND VALUES

Question 1

Define values

Answer 1

Standards of behaviour that are considered most important to individuals
- core beliefs or values that motivate attitudes and actions

Question 2

What do people most likely seek in regards to ethics and values?

Answer 2

environments that are compatible with their values

Question 3

What are the 6 categories associated with values?

Answer 3

Maturity, Pro-social, Enjoyment, Achievement, Self-Direction, Security

Question 4

What are the Four Generational Values Categories in order?

Answer 4

Vets
Baby Bs
Gen Xers
Nexters/Millennials

Question 5

What are the values of vets? (2)

Answer 5

stability, tradition

Question 6

What are the values of baby bs? (4)

Answer 6

participation, spirit, heart, humanity

Question 7

What are the values of Gen Xers?

Answer 7

work-life balance, vocation, change, sceptical of hierarchy

Question 8

What are the values of Nexters/Millenials?

Answer 8

optimism, respect, leadership

Question 9

What are characteristics of ethical values?

Answer 9

• directly related to beliefs concerning what is right and proper
• sense of moral duty

Question 10

What are characteristics of non-ethical values?

Answer 10

• deal with things we like, desire, they are personally important

Question 11

What are the 6 perspectives of ethical values?

Answer 11

1. Trustworthiness 2. Respect 3. Responsibility 4. Justice 5. Caring 6. Civic Virtue

Question 12

What is the theory of moral development?

Answer 12

Kohlberg’s stages of moral development

Question 13

What are the 3 stages of moral reasoning?

Answer 13

1. Self Centered
2. Conformity
3. Principled

Question 14

What are the 4 biases of moral reasoning? Expand (hint like jack astors as well )

Answer 14

1. Implicit Prejudice: assessing another based on their merits
2. In-group favouritism: increases levels of support to those similar to the leader
3. Overclaiming credit: overrates their contribution
4. Conflicts of Interest: Misjudge Conflict