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    "guide and inspire psychologists toward the very highest ethical ideals of the profession." These principles include beneficence and nonmaleficence (i.e.‚ benefit people and do no harm); fidelity and responsibility; and integrity‚ justice‚ and respect for people’s rights and dignity. The Belmont Report identified three basic ethical principles when conducting research: respect for persons‚ justice‚ and beneficence. The following are five basic ethical principles presented in the order of the general principles

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    ETH 501: Business Ethics and Deontology The key ethical utilitarian ethical problem for the supplier/transistor company in this case is the position of hindering medical advancement and possibly ending more lives due to fear caused from the lives lost to that point with the pacemakers. The supplier had to decide whether it would be for the greater good to continue to supply the transistors. “Create all the happiness you are able to create; remove all the misery you are able to remove. Every

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    Crisp asks whether hedonism is quite as bad as is often supposed. Hedonism’s decline Since the beginning of philosophy‚ many people have thought that the only thing really worth seeking in life is pleasure‚ and that the only thing really worth avoiding is pain. This is the view called ’hedonism’ (from the Greek hedone‚ meaning ’pleasure’). The ancients were fascinated by the view. Plato‚ Aristotle and the Stoics spent a lot of time coming up with arguments against hedonism‚ and it was accepted

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    Ethics codes or ethical principles appeared with the incease in awareness and knowledge of the field in human rights. Ethics codes administer pschotherapists’ actions that are part of their works as a psychologist. They regulates actions as what is good‚ harmful or beneficial for both public and psychologists. They frame the responsibility of psychologist and also provide client’s well-being (APA‚ 1953). They were created to reduce or prevent harm to clients‚ students‚ psychologists etc. in ambigious

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    Essay #1: Ethical Principles in Professional Counseling Autonomy The principle of Autonomy Described by Corey‚ Corey‚ Corey Schneider‚ and Callanan (2015)‚ is to allow the client to use of his or her freedom‚ self-governing and determination‚ to make their own decisions in order to resolve conflicts. The counselor will allow‚ and respect the right to clients choose and use their values and culture to facilitate independence and empowerment. It is also important for counselors to understand the diverse

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    through their work of literature. However‚ in both Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness and Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray‚ the authors also use their characters to represent the corruption within the ideals of both colonialism and Victorian hedonism. In Heart of Darkness‚ Kurtz is the ideal colonialist; he gives the impression of maintaining honorable intensions while also being "of value" to the Belgian trading company by bringing in the most ivory. Kurtz has the good intentions of colonizing

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    The only thing that exists in this universe is space and planets without life. Based on this universe‚ there are no beings around the care about anything and therefore any ethical disputes are made void because there is no one to care about anything. Example 1: Now consider a universe in which there is only one human in existence‚ I shall name him Leo. In Leo’s mind the only thing that governs his ethics is the creation of

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    Perception 2. Epistemology 1. The Canon: Sensations‚ Preconceptions‚ and Feelings 2. Anti-skeptical Arguments 1.1. The “Lazy Argument” 1.2. The Self-refutation Argument 1.3. The Argument from Concept-formation 2. Ethics 1. Hedonism‚ Psychological and Ethical 2. Types of Pleasure 3. Types of Desire 4. The Virtues 5. Justice 6. Friendship 7. Death 1.1. The No Subject of Harm Argument 1.2. The Symmetry Argument 2. References and Further Reading 1. Collections of Primary Sources 2

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    Topic 2: Ethical leadership is mostly about leadership integrity. Discuss. Introduction A recent study conducted in 2010 among UK and some European companies‚ revealed that the most prominent ethical issues to organisations includes harassment‚ bribery‚ corruption and facilitation payments‚ and whistle blowing (Wesley et al. 2011). Thus‚ it is important that ethics must indeed embark from the top. Leaders cannot escape from their responsibility to establish a moral example for their followers.

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    otherwise it lacks something of moral completeness‚ though it may not be thereby rendered totally immoral. We frequently say that something which a person has done was right enough in itself‚ but he did not do it in the proper place or season. Hedonism The supreme good of man according to Aristippus is pleasure or the enjoyment of the moment‚ and pleasure is essentially gentle motion. Pleasure can never be bad‚ and the primary form of it is bodily pleasure. But‚ in order to secure the maximum

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