Ethical Lens Inventory
The Ethical Lens Inventory game evaluates the value system and the principles that we live by throughout our lifetime. There are four main ethical lenses categories, which through the answering of 36 questions a person’s viewpoint is represented. Two classifications are within the four ethical lenses. One category represents the use of rationality and critical thinking, and the second category represents the use of emotions, intuition, and sensibility to define what behavior is moral and right in one’s life.
The Rights and Responsibility and Results Lens, were the identified results for my Ethical Lenses game. Basically, through using reasoning and intuition, equally, I fulfill my responsibilities around decision-making in finding the best solution for others. This result is supportive of how I use my intellect and instinct every day in making decisions.
A blind spot identified the need to be cognizant of my free-will could result in failure of responsibility to others. In my younger years, I may have fallen short in fulfilling my obligations when allowing free will to enter my life, but through the years, I have become aware of that fault. I will say that I struggle with taking on too many responsibilities, leaving myself with no time to relax or have fun. Perhaps I may have corrected too far to the right, resulting in not being able to enjoy my personal life. This revealed through one of my weakness a strong sense of ‘Self Responsibility’ burdens me with taking on too many responsibilities. This validated through the ethics lenses results helped me to develop a plan of action around removing some responsibilities that do not need to be in my life.
My strengths indicate that I have a strong concern around defending individual rights. Identifying that everyone is treated equally and with no bias is a goal. This demonstrates