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Ethical Framework:
I Often Idolise Cute Quite Perfect Pretty Boys Romance |
I - Integrity
O + I - Objectivity and Independence C - Competence QP - Quality Performance PB - Professional Behaviour R - Role, members have an important role in society |
Teleological Approach
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Stream of ethical thought driven by a focus on an end result (as opposed to means)
[Remember 'tele' is the END of your life] |
Teleological Approach has 2 perspectives:
1) Hedonsitic Approach 2) Utilitarian Perpective |
1) Hedonistic -thought process whereby one makes a decision that will maximise individual utility
2) Utiliitarian - thought process whereby one makes decisions that will maximise the utility of the majority of people |
Deontological Approach
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Framework where ethical decisions based on the nature of the actions Rx, rather than focusing on the outcome of the actions. (means rather than ends)
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Kantian Approach
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Perspective that determines if an action is ethical based on the principles of reflexivity and unvieralisability.
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Kantian -
Reflexivity |
The notion that determines an action's acceptability based on answering the question ifroles were reversed in a situation would I still find this course of action acceptable?
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Kantian-
Universalisability |
The ability to apply the same action to every situation that arises.
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Morals
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Refer ti the way a person thinks and acts upon an ethica issue
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Acting ethically -
Deindividualisation |
The extent to which a person believes their actions to be anonymous
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Acting ethically -
Whistleblowing |
The act of reporting unethical behaviour
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Ethical Decision Making 7 steps
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1. Identify facts
2. Define issue(s) 3. Identify relevant principles 4. Identify possible courses of action and those effected 5. Compare steps 3 + 4 6. Select course of action 7. Implement course of action |