My personal ethics lens includes my personal actions and behaviors, my core values, and responsibilities. My personal preferred lens is the results lens and the reputation lens. I sensibly listen to my intuition to determine the best for everyone and the character traits and ethic beliefs that will best suit my fellow classmates. I am sometimes content with too little and have unrealistic role expectations, relying too much on the virtues related to someone’s role, absent to the fact that others can fail regardless of their part in the project. However, I am very self-reliant and posses accountability.
Ethics Awareness Inventory Analysis THE ACCEPTABLE PLATFORM OF ETHICAL ANALYSIS IS TO FOCUS ON IMPROVING THE WELL-BEING OF INDIVIDUALS. ESTABLISHING AN INDIVIDUAL’S MORAL THOUGHT PROCESS CAPABILITIES IS VITAL BECAUSE AS HUMAN BEINGS THERE IS A SOLID PROPENSITY REGARDING BIGOTRY, SELFISHNESS, AND SELF-ABSORPTION. IN MANY INSTANCES, PROFESSIONAL ETHICS IN ORGANIZATIONS CONFLICTS WITH HIS OR HER PERSONAL ETHICS. PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL VIEWS FROM MY PERSONAL ETHICAL PERSPECTIVE, IT IS A DUTY OR AN OBLIGATION TO DO EVERYTHING WITHIN HIS OR HER POWER TO STRIVE TO DO WHAT IS RIGHT. PERSONAL ETHICS STRUCTURE PERSONAL DECISIONS AND BEHAVIORS, AND PROVIDE A GUIDE POST FOR MORAL ACTIONS (RUGGIERO, 2008).
Good personal ethics are very important for me to have because it allows me to deal fairly with people in any situation and in any aspect of life. I believe good personal ethics are very important for everyone to have although some may not think so. My Ethical Lens Inventory results allow me to identify what my individual values are and what my challenges and strengths are. The inventory allows me to see ethical issues clearly and being aware of my priorities and values helps me to understand how I deal with ethical issues that may arise in daily life. My personal preferred lens is the Equality/Rationality in the Relationship lens.
2. Role requirements: This key part deals with fairness, which is what my core values are all about. Assuring that individuals are treated fairly. I prioritize the value of equality. My primer concern is the well-being of my whole community.
The other two of the ethical lenses are using your Sensibility (Intuition) which means using your intuition and emotions for our behavior to be ethical are : 1)Results Lens:using your sensibility to decide your decisions which will make you happy and adds more happiness to your life. 2)Reputation Lens:is to rely on your sensibility to agree upon the character traits which are needed for good living . And these four primary ethical lenses also catogorized into 2 types. 1-Ethical Lenses for Individual decision a)Rights and Responsibilities lens b)Results lens 2-Ethical lenses for Community determining a)Relationship lens b)Reputation lens My preferred lens is : Rights and Responsibility lens Relationship lens I use my critical thinking(Rational) skill to determine general rules and equality of community so that everybody gets treated fairly equal. I follow the universal rules and apply equally to everybody in the community.I look through the problem carefully and research different options
It says that my gift is compassion and that is true because I am compassionate about the things I want and am trying to accomplish in life and I show compassion towards others and their problems. The Ethical Lens said that I define an ethical person as one with sound character traits and habits of thoughtful reflection. It also said that I believe that those who demonstrate strong leadership in their roles and who encourage others to do the same exemplify ethical behavior. I would have to agree with this assessment because I definitely expect others to display this type of ethical behavior. Though I know this is expected of people, I am however, not nieve to how people can really be.
* Provide all information * Be truthful * If you do not remember say no do not speculate. * Only give information on events that you witnessed 2. Describes how personal and societal values can influence ethical decision-making. * Personal values play a part in ethical decision-making. Individuals make ethical decisions based on what was expected of them growing up, religion, personal integrity, cultural background, personal experience, honesty and judgment.
He defines these as ethical dilemmas precisely because “each side is firmly rooted in one of our basic, core values.” They pit one of the values we hold dear against another and are “at the heart of our toughest choices”. Kidder identifies four paradigms for understanding ethical dilemmas in his book: 1. Truth vs. Loyalty: should I honor what I know to be true or real or honor my allegiance to a person, group, or set of ideas. It is right to stand on truth. It is right to be loyal.
In Stephen Hicks’s ‘Rand’s Ethical Theory: Reason and Ethics’, Rand focuses on several human virtues or values as the basis for her theory of ethical egoism. Furthermore, he states that in Rand’s view, the following virtues are central to the life of an ethical human being: rationality, productiveness, honesty, independence, integrity, justice, selfishness and pride. I find that the more I read about and from Rand, the more I tend to agree with her opinions and understand her. At first glance, her views might seem too extreme or too critical- or at least, that is how I conceived them. However, I am starting to comprehend her point of view and see things through her perspective more clearly (especially after watching her interview with Mike Wallace).
When you're a role model you have an important role of doing the right thing, even when it’s hard. So I do my best to keep very firm to my morals and do what’s right! 2 What are the traits of an effective leader? Do I have these traits? How would I develop these traits?