Category: Ethics
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Social Work Ethics: Issues and Critical Debates
Table of Contents Introduction Problem identification a Value Conflict The Important of this Dilemma for a Social Worker Persons and systems Affected by the Dilemma The Course of Actions Conclusion References Introduction Social works represent a unique sphere based on strict ethical and moral principles and values. Working as a residential counselor in a mental…
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Indian Creek Foundation: Ethics of Change
The professional code of ethics necessary for the work on a new strategy through implementing change to the Indian Creek Foundation should focus on a range of issues. The well-designed code of ethics should meet the criteria of credibility, being based on experience, including skills and knowledge, which a researcher obtained during previous projects or…
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Ethical Analysis of the Bakun Dam Project
Table of Contents Introduction Pros of the Project Cons of the Project Conclusion Reference Introduction Utilitarianism distinguishes right from wrong based on the outcomes. As such, it is a representation of consequentialism. The locus of utilitarianism is choosing a course of action that produces optimal good for the largest number (Chen, 2021). Keeping the previous…
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Ethics and Morality: Similarities and Differences
Ethics and morality are two closely related concepts, albeit with particular distinctions. Morality can be defined as the ability to determine what is right and acceptable and to act accordingly. Morals can be shared by a group of people, but they remain highly individual, personal, and ultimately internal. Meanwhile, ethics can be viewed as a…
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Ethics: Social Media Policy
The use of social media as defined in this policy includes blogs and microblogs, forums, and other online platforms that support a commenting or information-sharing function. All employees should remember that they remain representatives of the company even after hours. Therefore, they must be aware of and follow company policy when using social media. Furthermore,…
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Personal Values and Ethical Standards
Introduction The subject of personal values and ethical standards is a major prerequisite in social life and business matters. The issue of values and ethics has come to the forefront since the near-collapse of the biggest economy of the United States, which most commentators have blamed on questionable values and contempt of ethical standards by…
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The Connection of Argumentation and Ethics
Introduction Argumentation can be understood in two primary disciplines: rhetoric and dialectic. Rhetoric focuses on persuasiveness, while ratiocination looks at the conditions of validity, both formal and informal (Potthast et al., 2019). While the levels of normativity sufficiently account for the dynamics of argumentation discourse, scholars have hinted at a more comprehensive account of arguers’…
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Marino’s Article Regarding Ethics Analysis
Marino concludes that simple studying of ethics theories will not improve a person’s morals; one has to analyze themselves critically and understand their values. This will provoke them to do the right thing. To support his conclusion, Marino uses testimonial evidence through Kierkegaard, anecdotal evidence through his personal experience in the hotel, and analogical evidence…
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Professionalism and Ethics in Technologies
Technological Optimism and Pessimism Technology has revolutionized the production of goods and services to ensure people live happily. The need to use modern technology has enabled people to save time, energy, and get quality products and services. This discussion explores the future and impacts of cloning on modern societies. This is the production of individuals…
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The Importance of Ethics in Personal and Professional Life
Ethical consideration is an important issue in personal and professional life. Over the years, ethical conduct has attracted diverse opinions. This has been the case especially when people compromise ethics for material or other gains. Ethical practice is not an easy task; it calls for a person to be dedicated to ethical principles. There has…