Isakson is proving Motz that he is wrong that Barbie’s do not harm young girls mind. In Uncle Sam and Aunt Samantha they are criticizing women that are in the military. In an apology Motz stated that “Barbie dolls encourage young girls to be conformists focus in“leisure activity, personal appearance, popularity, and the consumption of materials” (1). What this means is that young girls should not be wasting their time playing with dolls, instead they have to be at home doing superficial things such as cleaning, cooking, and washing cloth. Motz also implies that we are influenced by Barbie’s looks.
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
Self-actualizing tendency is what he called this “striving for fulfillment.” These tendencies can be help by first realizing the self-concept, or an image of oneself. Two important components of the self-concept are the real self (one’s actual perception of characteristics, traits, and abilities that form the basis of who we are) and the ideal self (the perception of what one should be or would like to be). Rogers believed that when the real self and the ideal self are very close or similar to each other, people feel proficient and capable, but when there is inequality between the real self and ideal self, anxiety and neurotic behavior can be the result. As a result, we are who we are primary from these two “selves,” and we basically live and exist to fulfill the expectations of self concept. For Rogers, a
The Greek gods are just one example of Paganism. Those mighty Olympians taught people to be humble and that you weren’t better then the Gods. There is an example of someone thinking they were better then the gods. It was the Arachne she was an amazing weaver she thought she was better then Athena. They went into contest and Arachne had won, out of spite Athena turned her into a spider so she could weave forever.
“The power of human empathy, leading to collective action, saves lives, and free prisoners.” In the book The Crux of the Matter it says that human empathy is apart of the human essence, human essence says that humans are responsible beings they reason, they can relate to other humans, and humans can change. Another capability she states is humans have the power to learn and understand. “Unlike any other creature on this planet, humans can learn and understand.” The Crux of the Matter says that humans have the power to adapt which is another human characteristic. By humans having the power to adapt they have the power to learn, by humans learning they are adapting to vast differences. Also by humans adapting they understand their new differences.
Ironically she is created as the inferior and less intelligent sex but she is the character who is most tested and is faced with the hardest challenge. Eventually she takes the fall for all of mankind. Before the fall Eve appears as totally dependent on Adam and she is willingly being submissive to him, she actually prefers to only get her knowledge from him. But is Eve really as naïve as she appears to be in Chapter four? Or is she simply playing the role and dumbing herself down purposefully as women throughout history (and even currently) have done to appease her man?
Indeed, the project of trying to figure out what makes a human life good has implications for how we should treat those whose lives are different from our own. More specifically, if we engage in this ongoing project, we will discover some very good reasons for approaching difference with a tolerant attitude. The Quest for Human Value
Comment on the idea that the client knows what is hurting and the best way forward for them? This is the central truth as it is the task of the counsellor is to be kind of companion and who can relate to the client in such a way that he or she can access their own wisdom and recover self-direction. What is self-actualisation? Rogers tended to agree with Maslow's theory, self- actualisation is the desire for self-fulfilment, namely the tendency for him [the individual] to become actualized in what he is potentially but added some twists of his own. Self-actualization to Rogers was an inborn drive to grow and develop to our highest level of human beingness; self-actualization is unique for each person because we all have different traits and talents.
Is there any ethical difference between doing volunteer work for altruistic reasons and doing it purely to further your own employment prospects? Why? Introductory Statement In ethics, ‘Egoism’ is a perspective of self interest; and is seen as a decision-making process reflective to one’s own self-interests (Regis, 1980: 51). As a descriptive theory of human motivation, egoism prescribes that these motivations are both positive and negative in nature (Sober, 2000: 129). The perspective of subjectivism is the viewing of ethical situations as a reflection of what the beholder agrees to (Mackie, 1990: 17).
Describe how personal and societal values can influence ethical decision making. Rassin wrote “Values lie at the core of the diverse world of human behavior and are expressed in every human decision and action.” Personal values give our lives meaning, they are how and why we react in certain ways, and allow us to have faith in ourselves. We learn these from our infancy throughout our lives, as we grow and learn our values can change based on what is important to us. Values are what we see as right versus wrong, good versus evil, important versus unimportant. Societal values are values and abilities that contribute to moral character, and give us a sense of community.