...Ethics Game Simulation Jasmine Zeno BUS/216 June 4, 2012 Steven Fletcher Ethics Game Simulation G-Bio Sport is a business that provides their customers with health care enhancements. The ethical issues arise because the product had passed the FDA standards, however it did not pass its own in house standards. It was confirmed that the samples received had traces of contaminant in it. The quality control manager must identify the problems and come up with the best solution to save the business. G-Bio Sport has a very serious problem that cannot be sweep under the rug. The first question is what group of consumers to warn and provide information about the contaminant. G-Bio Sport has learned that the product on the market that is contaminated puts a small percentage of their consumers at risk. G-Bio Sports will need identify those consumers offer them a replacement of the tainted product or refund the purchase price. As the quality control manager the first thing that needs to be addressed is the product that is contaminated. The quality control manager also needs to provide their consumers that are at risk with the information on the increase risk of using their product. This allows the consumer to make their own choices on rather to use the product or not. Consumers have the right to know that if a product they are using will cause the harm. Businesses have to remember that their customers keep them in business by buying their product. The quality control manager...
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...Control Manager in the G-Bio Sport Company. Decision making steps were used differently for each issue to have the ability to address the issue in the correct fashion. I used two different ethical perspectives, and two different ethical lenses to make my decisions in this simulation. Even using these perspectives, and lenses my management decisions were not affected or influenced throughout the simulation. This simulation does bring up valid insights in how issues come up in my business. The first of the ethical issues presented in the simulation was a product shipped out to the consumer market by G-Bio Sport was tainted with an elevated amount of GBS-Fibranafren. During the most recent QA testing 100% of the products shipped to consumer markets contains an elevated amount of GBS-Fibranafren. The amounts are far beneath the FDA regulations, but exceed the levels we have permitted internally. The risks to consumers being affected by the product are low, but consumers with compromised immune systems could have a slightly higher risk of reactions with continued use of the product. I know based off of the lab results that 100% of the batch shipped to the consumer market is tainted with GBS-Fibranafren. In the second scenario the issue was to decide whether to sell a product that does not meet U.S. safety requirements in a foreign market that has lower safety restrictions. Through the FDA changing their regulations on the levels of GBS allowed in products G-Bio Sport was faced with distributing...
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...lenses used to make decisions and ethical lenses that have influential decisions. Sexual Harassment and also falsifying data are both an unethical practice that can happen in any organization or business environment. Leaders such as mangers and senior managers have to step in and take action. In this particular instance the Mysterious Roses and the case of cold feet, G bio sports find themselves resolving very serious dilemmas. Ethical Issues Presented in the simulation The Case of the Cold Feet and Mysterious Roses were the two simulations that presented two different issues with different solutions. The issue surrounding the case of cold feet is that someone had copied another division work. After an internal investigation the report that Phillip gave were definitely incorrect and the reports were not valid. The Division Medical Director, Phillip Waters have given false data on an upcoming article on a particular research study that has been changed an cannot under any circumstances be replicated. The Mysterious Roses dealt with sexual harassment incident with Gayle Dornier an employee at G-Bio Sport. Gayle was receiving roses mysteriously, and she was not flattered of the gesture. The person at interest is Bill Witherspoon. The issues at hand are that Gayle wants to speak on this confidential matter. The person that she wants to confide into is initially advising Gayle that the conversation will be confidential; however, if it consists of work related issues it...
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...Ethics Game Simulation University of Phoenix MGT 216 November 7, 2010 G-Bio Sport’s Game Simulation Today I had the opportunity to experience the interactions of ethics and problematic dilemmas facing an organization through a game simulation. The simulation placed the role of quality control manager (QCM) as my title within an organization called “G-Bio Sport’s.” Additionally, I was tasked with two dilemmas involving ethical issues, and the various ethical perspectives that were used in my analysis and decision making to resolve the dilemmas. This journal will reflect the issues, steps, ethical perspective used to base decision on and influence it played, as well as the correlation of various concepts within the simulation with my workplace. Ethical Dilemma Issue (The Case of Fair Warning) In the first dilemma products contaminated with high levels of GBS-Fibranafren, one of G-Bio Sport’s patented ingredients, which over two-thirds of the company’s products contain where found to have slipped through quality control. The dilemma provoked an issue of what the best decision would be to initiate a resolution to the issue. The company concluded that in healthy adults there was extremely low risk, though those with low immune systems would be at a higher risk, this with repeated use. Decision Making Steps In coming to an ethical decision or basis, I first identified the issues (whether or not to recall, disseminate the information, refund or...
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...Per National Athletic Trainers’ Association Position Statement: Management of Sport Concussion. 3.8 million concussions occur every year in the United States resulting from physical or sport activity (NATA CITE). A concussion occurs when a sudden impact of a high magnitude acceleration takes place. Since concussions are one of the most complex injuries in the sports field, professionals are constantly coming up with new ways to help predict, prevent and treat concussions. i1 Biometrics has released a new mouth guard that they say will help prevent and detect concussions by sending data from the mouth guard’s sensors to laptops of athletic trainers and coaches on the sideline. i1 Biometrics states that their Vector mouth guard’s benefits include...
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...The Mysterious Blogger and the Veiled ID ETH/316 Ethics and Social Responsibility March 11, 2013 The Mysterious Blogger and the Veiled ID The ethical issues that are presented in: The Mysterious Blogger and the Veiled ID; were the leaking of confidential information by an employee and in the second dilemma was an employee who is Muslim could not remove her head scarf for a photo. My name is Stephanie Tetting Director of Safety and Efficiency for G-Bio Sports. In this dilemma there are two employees Jamal Moore and Aaron Webb that are involved in this situation. Both of these individuals could potentially cause great harm to the company and the IT system; Aaron was able to leak information that is confidential to the company from Aaron’s home computer. Jamal, a G-Bio Sport IT technician located the leak by hacking into Aarons’ personal computer seeing his personal business. Jamal and Aaron are both good employees and considered an asset to the company; it is now my responsibility to deal with both of these employees by reaching a decision on how to handle this dilemma. First I need to consider who is directly involved by my decision, those who will be affected are: Board of Directors, Human Resources, and the two employees. Company policy must be followed accordingly to ensure my position within the company is not jeopardized. Aaron Webber felt he was not in the wrong, since he felt he had the right to free expression. What he did not realize was that...
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...Ethics Game Simulation MGT/216 October 5, 2011 Ethics Game Simulation This Ethics Game Simulation takes the user through two ethical dilemmas situations that were enthused by actual procedures in a business world. In the scenario the main user was the Quality Control Manager for G-Bio Sports, the responsibilities were to devise strategies and compose conclusions on ethical situations that came up. The first dilemma had a product that was tainted and had been attain by the community. On the second situation had a decision making process to begin advertising goods or items, which did not quantify to the safety standards of the United States. In this term paper, it will discuss the morals and values of each scenario. The issues are real cases of employees facing problems within the work environment and the choices they make. The first situation had tainted products, which slither all the way through quality control and to the community. This item contains extremely elevated point of an untested element that other products had as well. The main element or component had a small threat to any adults who are healthy. Adults with a frail protected immune system have an elevated hazard, particularly among regular utilization of this item. Throughout the predicament the user analyzes the problem and clarifies the precise issues that had to be dealt with. The corporate members were elucidated and how this would help mold the conclusion. The responsibilities and duties...
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...University of Phoenix Material Week Three EthicsGame Simulation Worksheet Student Name: Andi Cruz Facilitator: Complete the interactive EthicsGame simulation located on the University of Phoenix student website for Week Three. Note. You can only go through the simulation once, so please use this worksheet to take notes. The simulation uses the following decision model with the indicated critical decision points. Take notes about your decisions or make a copy of the screen when you complete the work to ensure you have the information needed to write your reflection at the end of the simulation. |The Mysterious Blogger | |Step 1: |What is the issue? |Screen | |Be attentive. | |4 | | |Notes: How to protect the company information while respecting the right of the employee to express | | | |themselves outside of work. | | |Step 2 |Who are the stakeholders? |Screen | |Be...
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...Course: Bio 102 Instructor: Marina Yoffe Assignment: Lab report (Introduction and discussion) Introduction The way in which different organisms acquire oxygen in exchange for carbon dioxide has truly evolved. The exchange of carbon dioxide for oxygen is essential for the survival of organisms that need to produce the energy molecule ATP through the process of cellular respiration. Respiration (breathing) is the way organisms exchange gases with their environment (White and Campo 2004). During cellular respiration organisms break down energy rich macromolecules such as starch to make ATP in a chemical reaction where oxygen and water is involved (Ege R. and A. Krogh 1914).The use of oxygen is very important; therefore the efficient acquisition of oxygen is very necessary for an animal’s survival. Depending on what type of organism is involved, our sources of oxygen are different and occur through diffusion. Terrestrial animals obtain oxygen through the air while organisms living in water depend on the oxygen from the water. Unlike terrestrial animals, the amount of oxygen for animals living in water is limited based on the amount of oxygen that has dissolved in the water. Since an adequate amount of oxygen is necessary, animals developed respiratory organs to help them ventilate and obtain as much oxygen from their respected sources as possible (W.C and R. Oesting 1934). One organism that has developed an efficient way of acquiring oxygen is fish. Fish use a counter-current exchange...
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...Twenty (G-20) forum? [A]Russia [B]Australia [C]Brazil [D]Canada 3. The Kameng hydropower project is a 600 MW hydropower project in ____? [A]Andhra Pradesh [B]Arunachal Pradesh [C]Sikkim [D]Haryana 4. The sobriquet “Oracle of Omaha” is refers to which of the following business tycoons? [A]Carlos Slim [B]Warren Buffet [C]Bill Gates [D]Lakshmi Mittal 5. Nelson Mandela International Day is celebrated on ____? [A]July 14 [B]July 17 [C]July 18 [D]July 19 6. The Union government has announced the setting up of “Jal Marg Vikas” project on river Ganga to link which of the following places? [A]Allahabad and Haldia [B]Allahabad and Kanpur [C]Kanpur and Patna [D]Varanasi and Haldia 7. As per the latest report, which among the following countries has the world’s highest deforestation rate? [A]Brazil [B]Indonesia [C]Kenya [D]South Africa 8. Recently, India and which one of the following countries has signed an agreement on cooperation in the field of environment? [A]Brazil [B] China [C] Russia [D]Japan 9. The controversial “Mankading Law” is associated with which one of the following sports? [A]Tennis [B]Cricket [C]Football [D]Hockey 10. Recently, NASA has launched Ship-Aircraft Bio-Optical Research (SABOR) experiment to probe ____? [A]Ocean Ecology and Carbon Cycle [B]Aquatic animal’s life style [C]Ocean Minerals [D]Effect of ocean acidification 11. Write Full Name of These Companies- 1. KFC 2. IKEA 3.MRF 4.ESPN 5. ICICI 6. AOL 7.HTC 8.UPS 9.LG 10. P&G 12...
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...Name: Jeremy Grimes Week 5 Ethical Making Decision Date completed: November 16, 2012 Celia Landry Ethical Making Decision Digital Foot print Question 1: Which of the perspectives of the four members of the G-BioSport Ethics did you find to be persuasive? Find the perspectives of the four members of the G-Bio Sport Ethics. I found that the most persuasive perspective to be was from Mark Tatum. His values are truthfulness and honesty. He also values the right of each individual to think about how they will follow their conscience. If more people in our community thought like Mark it would be a better place. Mark perspective is the Rights/Responsibilities lens. Aimee Binder perspective is perspective is the Relationship Lens. Alex Smith’s ethical perspective is the Results Lens. Lastly Carol Byrne’s ethical perspective is the Reputation Lens. Question 2: Did the perspective you found persuasive mirror your result from the Ethical Lens Inventory? Where did you see similarities and differences? Yes it did mirror my Ethical Lens. Mark and I both share the Rights/Responsibility Lens. We share similarities in we both truthfulness and honesty. Our differences are that Mark focuses on responsibly following the rules. Sometimes following the rules isn’t always the right choice. You have to think out your options. Financial Responsibility Question...
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...Uvod U antičkoj Grčkoj sport je imao veoma važnu ulogu u kulturnom i duhovnom životu. U čast pobjednicima podizani su kipovi kao izraz slave i časti , ne samo pobjedniku već i čitavom polisu , ali i kao zavjetni dar božanstvu. Uskoro izrađivanje kipova prestaje biti rezervirano samo za pobjednike već se izrađuju kipovi atleta u različitim fazama natjecanja te se postavljaju i u gradovima na vježbalištima ( gymnasion). Atleti su vježbali i natjecali se goli ( gymnos-gol) pa su prije svakog izlaska na samo borilište obavljali ritual uljenja tijela i posipanja prahom ili sitnim pijeskom radi zadržavanja vlažnosti i zaštite od sunca. Nakon natjecanja ili vježbanja strugaljkama bi skidali slojeve ulja, pijeska i znoja te taj postupak izvan samog borilišta uskoro postaje jedan od omiljenih prikaza atleta u antičkoj umjetnosti. Ime, pronalazak i analiza apoksiomena Riječ apoksiomen dolazi od riječi „apoxysesis“, što označava postupak struganja tijela. Za kip nađen u Jadranu to je pogrešan naziv jer se mladić ne struže. Prema tomu, nedvojbeno je da naš kip ne obavlja istu radnju kao i apoksiomen. Kako ni jedan od ukupno osam očuvanih replika kipa nije očuvao instrumente koji su nedvojbeno bili u rukama, dolazilo se do krivih restauriranja (na primjer kipu iz Uffizzija u desnu ruku je stavljen vrč koji podržava lijevom). U razrješenju karaktera radnje pomogao je ipak mramorni kipić iz Bostona (vis. 0,71 m) koji u desnoj šaci jasno drži jasno prepoznatljivi rukohvat strigila...
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...them bio-fuels. With bio-fuels people can power cars, power factories, power houses, and power many other structures around the world. But lately these biofuels are becoming harder to come by, and they cost more than anticipated. Scientists have done several studies on why this is happening, but the answer in very clear. Although we have millions of resources on Earth we have managed to decrease those resources by more than half, and it is not all because of global warming. It is really because we have over used them as a people. Firstly, global warming should not have the full blame for the depletion of bio-fuels. Global warming is the worlds’ temperature increase, which has been found to be predominantly caused by humans as well. The “Green House Gases” aka carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide are created from our cars, industrial buildings, houses, etc. In a movie called An Inconvenient Truth the issue was that people are emitting so much carbon dioxide that for the first time, carbon dioxide levels has risen over 300 parts per million. This comes from billions of cars running cars being driven across the world and the millions of major factories being ran across the world the world which all emits greenhouse gases. There is a circle which seems to be getting smaller and smaller because it is ironically coming to an end. For example, the cars that are fueled with bio-fuels still emit greenhouse gases. So while people fuel their cars, houses, and offices, with bio-fuels...
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...The issues was clear present in the simulation, I work for G-Bio-Sport as quality control manager and i send to the lab some product for a test and those product in the lab found they was contaminated 100 %, the impurity is in the GBS-Fibranafren, one of our patented ingredients, which more than two-thirds of our products contain, the contamination is fine below FDA standards, the risk of an adverse reaction in healthy adults is extremely low. Also those with compromised immune systems may be at a slightly Is this essay helpful? Join OPPapers to read more and access more than 550,000 just like it! get better grades elevated risk, especially with continued use of the product, but the overall risk remains low. The contaminations indicate that the entire batch is infected. The first thing I did is no got panic and warn and find what information to provide consumers about the contaminant and that was my primary issue to be addressed I try to no get distracted by long –term planning, red herring or potential solutions, the best way was framing the ethical dilemma clearly and is easy to solving the problem. For make that decision I was base in my duty that is to warn consumers of known potential danger, also to refund or replace defective product and to ensure that ingredient labels provide accurate and meaningful information, the stakeholder have the right to know what the safety standards are for a product. | Is a big challenge to protect the stakeholder and the impact of this...
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...A concussion is considered a brain injury that is typically induced by trauma to the brain. It often happens when the head moves forward then the brain lags behind and the brain slams into the skull. It can be caused by a direct blow to the head or an indirect blow to the body causing neurological impairments such as Alzheimer’s disease and Dementia. Repeated traumatic brain hits like concussions can also cause CTE (Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy), this makes it especially concerning to football players. It is very important to protect those who play sports such as football and prevent injuries such as concussions which helmets have been proven not to fully achieve. David Camarillo a prior football player for ten plus years, is very qualified to speak...
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