What ethics are shown in "WHAT ABOUT BOB?"?
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Restraint in the face of overwhelming provoking behavior. In the long run it's all about Bob. A classic.
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Ethics are action that are fair. Now have to deceived what is fair in any action you do. You can always guide people if they are not fair in their action.
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Morality is usually concerned with personal issue whereas ethics is concerned when issue takes into account another person.
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There are no ethics involved when you do lie about something. You have also stolen the information. You have destroyed a trust. You have given a competitor an advantage he would not have had and hurt the first company's future business. You have hurt your fellow employees. You may well have ruined your own reputation as well.
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don't know what is a prestion\nrespect by ethics in workplace says u treat people fairly as individuals and treat them with respect whichever position they hold
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Ethics\nFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia\nJump to: navigation, search\nFor other uses, see Ethics (disambiguation).\nEthics (from Greek ἦθος "ethos" meaning "custom") is the branch of axiology, one of the four major branches of philosophy, which attempts to understand the nature of morality; to distinguish that which is right from that which is wrong. The Western tradition of ethics is sometimes called moral philosophy. Ethics in plain words means studying and analyzing right from wrong; good from bad.\n\nmor·al [ máwrəl ] \n\n\nadjective  \n \nDefinition: \n  \n1. involving right and wrong: relating to issues of right and wrong and to how individual people should behave\n\n \n2. derived from personal conscience: based on what somebody's conscience suggests is right or wrong, rather than on what rules or the law says should be done\n\n \n3. according to common standard of justice: regarded in terms of what is known to be right or just, as opposed to what is officially or outwardly declared to be right or just\na moral victory.\n\n \n4. encouraging goodness and decency: giving guidance on how to behave decently and honorably\n\n \n5. good by accepted standards: good or right, when judged by the standards of the average person or society at large\n\n \n6. able to tell right from wrong: able to distinguish right from wrong and to make decisions based on that knowledge\n\n \n7. based on personal conviction: based on an inner conviction, in the absence of physical proof\nmoral certainty\n\n \n\n\nnoun  (plural mor·als) \n \nDefinition: \n  \n1. valuable lesson in behavior: a conclusion about how to behave or proceed drawn from a story or event\n\n \n2. final sentence of story giving advice: a short precise rule, usually written in a rather literary style as the conclusion to a story, used to help people remember the best or most sensible way to behave\n\n \n\n\nplural noun mor·als  \n \nDefinition: \n  \nstandards of behavior: principles of right and wrong as they govern standards of general or sexual behavior\n\n \n[14th century. < Latin moralis < mor-, stem of mos "custom," in plural "morals"]
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Question: Where are you going to find an authentic sample of his cells?\n\nNo, it's not ethical, but it would most certainly be done if the scientists thought they had an authentic viable sample. \n\nPeople would kill to get their hands on it. One to protect the sample from being debased by science, another in the belief it will heal or provide immortality, one to see if the clone would have perfect morality and miraculous powers, one to prevent the sample or clone from becoming an object of worship, one to keep Jesus a mystery only attestable to by faith, one to prevent the other from getting it... each would have thier own motivation.
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I've read the book and the moral values are to\n1- Learn to stop hiding from the truth which in this case were her fears\n2- Find courage and belief in yourself\n3- Share your secrets and fears with somebody\n4- Be persistent\n5- Don't be ashamed of who you are\n6- Fight for what you think is right in your own way\n7- Don't worry about the past but the future!\n\nThere are many more but I hope this helped!
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Manuel Velázquez is one of the greatest of a dozen or so 'world class" classic guitar makers.\n\nIn Chapter 2, several guiding principles about ethics are discussed. The book says that an ethical act does not equal to a legal one. It mentions 4 moral standards concerning ethical dilemmas outlined by Manuel G. Velasquez as follows: 1) right: the standard concerns human's basic need and welfare, 2) justice: concerns how it can be distributed fairly among a group regarding, 3) utility: concerns the positive and negative effects it has on the public, 4) care: concerns relationship we have with other individuals.
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Ethical issue means how you feel or what you were brought up to believe, is it right to kill another person for what wrongs they have done, where is the cut off point for a death sentance or life imprisonment, does society stoop to the level of a murderer for instance by giving a death sentance or should we try to rehabilitate the offender.  Forgiveness or judgement.
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Can you be more specific? What question are you asking? If it is about a son who is 23, but is living on welfare and food stamps, while many young men are fighting for their country, remember he learned from the people who raised him, his values, his morals and his actions were taught.... \nNo where in any piece of literature does it say that life is fair. We all have to make choices. Instead of judging other peoples choices, perhaps we need to judge our own in order to better understand someone else's choice.
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That's an interesting question.\n\nSeeing as this is in "homework help" I won't give you the answer, but pose another question: which came first - human beings' ethics or society's laws?\n\n(Typical darn philosophy teacher, anwering a question with a question! :-) )
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Was it ever on a moral high ground?\n\nIf anything, greg made the right moral choice by telling her to go back to her husband. he couldn't stomach the thought of ruining mark's life.\nAnd the doctors had to remain true to their patient's confidentiality. They are there to treat diseases, not pass judgement on a patient's marital choices.
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http://www.icitycondo.com/ethics.html
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Ethics is the systematic study of  reflective choices, including (a) the identification and assessment of  the standards of  right and wrong by which reflective choices are to be guided, and (b) the identification and evaluation of the various goals toward which reflective choices may ultimately be directed, and (c) the identification of the "best reasons" for making certain choices.
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But what's the book about?
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Chances are, the answer could be something like:\n\nBecause he proves that no matter where he is he holds himself to a high moral standard, and he expects others to do the same.\n\nListing what chapter/the circumstances of the chapter would've been a smart way to ask.