National Collegiate Athletic Association Ethics and Compliance Program Kimberly D. Nash JAMES ZIEGLER Strayer University May 17‚ 2015 Penn State‚ Ohio State and the University of Arkansas scandals Ethics in any profession are vital. In the modern day‚ professionalism is under serious threat from unethical behaviors. These unethical behaviors are driven by the greed for power and personal whims by people in power. In any case‚ unethical behaviors have been rampant especially where power is involved
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The ethical issues in this case involve APA General Principle A: Beneficence and Nonmaleficence‚ B: Fidelity and Responsibility‚ and E: Respect for People’s Rights and Dignity. Also involved are APA ethical standards codes‚ 3.9 Cooperation With Other Professionals‚ 4.1 Maintaining Confidentiality‚ and 10.4 Providing Therapy to Those Served by Others. Dr. Cummings should in response adhere to APA General Principle A: Beneficence and Nonmaleficence as well as General Principle B: Fidelity and Responsibility
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[Type the company name] Panalba Case: Role-play experience‚ Recommendation‚ and Personal Ethics write up. Panalba Case Study - Analysis The factors that might contribute to take decisions in a socially irresponsibly way in this case are: ‘Panalba’ accounts for 12% of Upjohn Company’s gross income in the U.S. Upjohn doesn’t have any close substitute for ‘Panalba’. Some of the specific business and organizational issues confronted by the board members that contributed to the conflict between
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Chapter 3‚ Chapter Problem 7 Part A – Vo v. City of Garden Grove The basis in the case of Vo v. City of Garden Grove lies within the debate of what is more important the right of free speech‚ which is given to all American’s as a right under Article 1 in the Constitutional Amendments‚ or safety of those using the internet cafes in question. Personal safety is not mentioned in the constitution‚ but as The United State of America’s second President‚ John Adams‚ said in 1798‚ “our constitution was
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Shaan Yen Studet ID number: 1241413 Paper code: 285008/16 This essay looks at the ethics involved in a high profile sex offence case recently dealt with in the Auckland District Court. The case was published in the New Zealand Herald on the 3 September 2011. Kantian and Utilitarian theories were applied in discussing four different perspectives of the key participants; The Judge‚ The Offender‚ The Victim‚ and The Public. The Judge‚ Philippa Cunningham‚ discharged the offender without conviction
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Ethics case (a) Who will suffer negative effects if you do not comply with Gena Schmitt’s instructions? Who will suffer if you do comply? The negative effects of not complying with Gena Schmitt’s instructions can be detrimental to all stakeholders of the business. Those include the business‚ the employees‚ customers‚ and the assistant controller since he or she is disobeying a direct order. If the controller does comply with the instructions the controller can be held ethically responsible
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WorldCom. These businesses began with good intentions and ended up internally combusting. All of it was due to the result of GREED. Greed is a disease‚ and has plagued several organizational leaders over time and caused them to go against their good ethics and morals. There are many opinions as to why people commit the acts that they do but the bottom line is that money will sometimes bring out the evil in the best of people and Leaders of Corporate America are not immune. Background:
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properly articulate what she wanted‚ in this case‚ to leave. She just got up and left thinking that Simmons would understand. Such degradation of information happens when noise is present. Fleming left without giving precise information and assumed that Simmons would fill in the blanks for herself which was not the case. It is clear that Fleming has some seniority over Simmons therefore felt no need to inform her that the body was still in the room. The noise she experienced hampered her ability
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me get a higher positioned job in the future. For myself‚ if I know telling Stewart is unethical and I still do it‚ I am going against my own moral values. By doing so‚ I am complying with Albert Carr’s way of thinking about business and personal ethics being separate. I would be complying with Carr’s thinking because I would be following Baconivic’s orders even though it goes against my own values. If I don’t listen to Baconivic‚ I could risk losing my job at the company. By doing so‚ it could put
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Nicole Lubel October 28‚ 2012 Leadership Project The Genre of Talk “ Talk Shows will never be in trouble because of the subject matter. The more controversial‚ the bigger the shows get” ( Abt‚ Mustazza). In our public sphere today we see a disturbing trend arise with the popularity of lowbrow‚ emotional‚ and chaotic genre called “trash television.” For decades‚ television has been an important resource to help Americans stay informed and entertained as well. In addition to news programs‚
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