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    Outlined below are the characteristics of the situation that might have led Lund to choose inaction over whistling blowing. At the most basic level‚ the responsibility of the FAA is not to work in favor of any particular airlines‚ but to ensure these airlines are in working in accordance with the regulations of the FAA. Thus the passenger safety is ensured. Northwest airlines had filed many complaints against Lund‚ especially when he delayed the plane schedules. Lund reported a passenger-seat defect

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    According to Brock (1991)‚ surrogate decision making refers to a substituted judgment when a patient is incompetent in decision making and has not given any advance directive regarding his treatment. In such cases‚ surrogate decision making plays a key role. Traditionally‚ people rely on family members or close relatives to make proxy decisions. Most health care professionals choose between spouse‚ husband‚ father‚ mother‚ adult children of the patient to make the decision for him. But‚ as Brock (1991)

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    Burger King Beefs Up Global Operation 1. By mid-2009‚ Burger King was not in any of the following five countries: France‚ India‚ Nigeria‚ Pakistan‚ and South Africa. Compare these countries as possible future locations for Burger King. To me the first preference will go to the countries that have good amount of Non-Vegetable consumption in it. As Burger King is known for its Non-Vegetable products e.g. Beef and Hamburger and other beef products. Which can be famous in all the countries whose

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    this life‚ we make choices whether it be good or bad. Sometimes those we make decisions that are harder than others. We make choices as to what we want to eat and what we want to wear to what car we want to buy and if we should get those new expensive shoes. We make all these decisions every day‚ but what helps us to make these decisions? Some of us try to use reason‚ some are motivated by certain things and others just randomly pick. But what happens when you have no choice but to make an unethical

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    Our ethical decisions are a result of social conditioning. Discuss. (35marks) Clarence Darrow could be said to be the most famous person who supported the idea of social conditioning. He argued that human beings cannot be held responsible for their actions because nurture has brought them up a certain way. In his case where he legally represented Leob and Leopold‚ he argued that morality can’t exist if humans are responsible for their actions‚ because no-one can be held morally responsible for anything;

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    Ethical Decision-Making in Counseling Addicts Crystal Ramsey Liberty University Abstract Robin was admitted to an intensive residential facility for drug addiction. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act‚ a federal statute‚ requires counselors to give clients access to their records. Five moral principles are viewed as the foundation of ethics in counseling: autonomy‚ nonmaleficence‚ beneficence‚ justice‚ and fidelity. Ethical decision-making models include the following

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    People make good and poor decisions everyday‚ but one person has made history with his poor decisions. Let’s all think for a minute‚ did Hitler make any good decisions or were they all bad ending in disaster. It seems Hitler thought his way was the only right way and everyone else’s ideas were wrong. Then you look at his leadership qualities and they are so unique you wonder how he learned to lead like that. Hitler doesn’t listen to anyone he thinks he is superior to all and everyone else

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    are to move its target consumers into at least the “Preference”‚ but preferably the “Conviction” stages of buying process. 2. With its focus on the "super fan"‚ does BK risk alienating other customers? What are the implications of this? Burger king concentrates on its target market - young male. At this point BK’s strategy is to gain higher market share within this market‚ and move as many young male fast-food “super fans” from “Preference” into “Conviction” stages. This strategy might lead to

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    Ethical Decisions Ethical Decision The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate how a salesman‚ Joe Smith‚ uses the common good approach to make an ethical decision in making a possible uniform sale between UWEAR and Peninsula Hotels‚ Bill Batesman‚ CEO. Joe Smith has been reprimanded the year before when he signed the contract with Peninsula Hotels because the price he offered was so low. He has to bid so low because his competitor THREADS4U was a very shrewd bidder

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    Ethical Decision Making Paper What are ethics and how do they affect decision-making? According to the Santa Clara University‚ "[…] [E]thics refers to well based standards of right and wrong […]." Ethics are not the same as religion‚ but "Religion can set high ethical standards and can provide intense motivations for ethical behavior" (Santa Clara University). What about the law? There can be a law in place‚ but that does not necessarily mean that the law is ethical. An example could be that San

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