trust ethics and justice

Question 1

trust

Answer 1

willingness to be vulnerable to a trustee based on positive expectations about the trustee’s actions and intentions

Question 2

types of trust

Answer 2

disposition based trust
cognition based trust
affect based trust

Question 3

disposition based trust

Answer 3

trust propensity, other peoples word can be relied upon
can lead to blind trust

Question 4

cognition

Answer 4

rational assessment of the trustee’s trustworthiness, driven by the trustee’s track record

Question 5

three dimensions of trustworthiness

Answer 5

ability
benevolence
integrity

Question 6

affect based trust

Answer 6

trust based on feelings towards a trustee that goes beyond any rational assessment

Question 7

justice

Answer 7

distributive
procedural
informational
interpersonal
DIIP

Question 8

distributive justice

Answer 8

perceived fairness of decision outcomes
is salary/promotion based on my effot/performance

Question 9

procedural

Answer 9

perceived fairness of decision making processes

Question 10

procedural fairness following these rules

Answer 10

voice
correctability
consistency

Question 11

interpersonal

Answer 11

fairness of treatment by employees from authorities
respect rule
propreity

Question 12

informational justice

Answer 12

fairness of the communication provided
justification
truthfulness

Question 13

ethics

Answer 13

ones behaviour are in accordance with generally accepted moral norms

Question 14

four component of ethical decision making

Answer 14

moral judgement
moral awareness
moral intent
moral behaviour

Question 15

moral awareness

Answer 15

recognize a moral issue exists

Question 16

factors affecting moral awareness

Answer 16

moral intensity
moral attentiveness

Question 17

moral intensity

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the degree to which an issue has moral urgency

Question 18

moral attentiveness

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decision makers chronically chroniccally perceive and consider issue of morality

Question 19

moral judgment

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people use to determine whether a course of action is ethical or unethical

Question 20

cognitive moral development

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moving through stages of moral development each more sophisticated than the previous one

Question 21

preconventional

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right versus wrong viewed by the individual

Question 22

conventional

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right versus wrong is referenced by the expectation of family

Question 23

post conventional

Answer 23

right versus wrong is referenced to a set of defined moral principled

Question 24

moral intent

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individuals that are committed to the moral course of action

Question 25

one factor that affects moral intent and behavior

Answer 25

moral identity: the degree to which one self identifies as a moral person