analyzed what is said or written, and the reason offered tosupport it. The completion of these steps will ensure you are making the best decision in anysituation including ethical decision. (Ethical lens inventory) Ethical lens inventory found my ethicallens to be none periscope or paralysis. Seeing the gifts and weakness of each lens and being ableto move fluidly among them to adapt the right tool in each situation. Assuring the best outcome,reasoning skills (rational)
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Course Design Guide GEN/200 Version 2 Course Syllabus College of Humanities GEN/200 Version 2 Foundations for General Education and Professional Success Copyright © 2011, 2008 by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved. Course Description This general education course is designed to introduce the intentional learner to communication, collaboration, information utilization, critical thinking, problem solving, and professional competence and values. The course uses an interdisciplinary
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making ethical decisions in life, one must use the critical thinking process to evaluate which behaviors are acceptable for themselves as well as others. In my opinion, ethics are a set of rules that everyone must follow. I believe that motive justifies the action (Ethical Lens Inventory). Even though my primary concern is to protect my individual rights, I believe that universal rules exist to apply to everyone, and that if I practice them consistently, so should everyone else (Ethical Lens Inventory)
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Critical Thinking and Ethics Aliya Johnson GEN/201 April 28th, 2015 Critical Thinking and Ethics Critical thinking and ethics are concepts that are very important to use in order to be successful either academically and/or professionally. When it comes to critical thinking and ethics both are very universal; and allow for creative views and ideas to collaborate. In order to get better understandings of how critical thinking and ethics can affect your career both professionally
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Ethical Lens Perspective The results of my ethical lens inventory were very informative. My preferred lens was identified as “none”. I was almost right in the middle of the lens grid, but this did not apparently mean I was well balanced. According to the report, I either have a mature ability to use the right tools in a given situation or I am paralyzed in the belief that everyone has a valid point. I would like to think I am a little of both, and because I do have a lot of work experience in
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The Ethics Game II Eth/316 October 31, 2013 The Case of the Mysterious Roses The ethical issue that presented itself in “The Case of the Mysterious Roses” is the concern of an employee in regard to possible harassment in the workplace. The employee has been the subject of unsolicited attention and requests a confidential meeting. The author must make a decision on how to handle both the confidentiality of the meeting and how to proceed with the harassment claim. According to the companies
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Critical Thinking and Ethics Critical thinking and ethics go hand in hand when it comes making decisions or problem solving. Whether the problems needing a solution are in a professional setting or part of a person’s personal life ethics are a huge influence on the course taken by an individual. Learning how to use critical thinking to influence these decisions can be very beneficial to everyone. Critical Thinking and It’s Steps Critical thinking can seem like a very complicated process but
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from the Ethical Lens Inventory, I would have to say Results Lens. I do use my feelings and intuition to determine the choices that I should make to contribute to my happiness, but I don’t think about anyone else being happy, just myself. I seen from the Ethical Lens Inventory that ,that type of thinking is not totally correct. I should operate for the total happiness of everyone around me. I prefer to have Rights and Responsibilities Lens and that’s what I graded when I took the inventory. I
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Ethical Lens Inventory Alvin Short GEN/200 17 April 2012 Adrian Woods By completing the Ethical Lens Inventory, I have discovered many interesting things about myself. Some of the things I already knew and others I just really haven’t given any thought. When it comes to addressing personal ethics, I think they are morals that every individual should have. Personal ethics defines the character in people, it tells many things about a person, whether or not he or she can be trusted, reliable
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