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SPMT 217 Exam 2 Review

ethics - ANSthe systematic study of the values guiding our decision making

ethical reasoning - ANSthe process of making a correct and fair decision

ethical dilemma - ANSA practical conflict involving more or less equally compelling values or
social obligations.

morality - ANSconcerned with the values that guide behavior
- sometimes summarized as a list of what people ought to do or refrain from doing

morals - ANSFundamental baseline values that dictate appropriate behavior within a society

ethical decision making - ANSThe systematic process of reasoning, is not a random process but
an organized process.
- requires decision makers to consider how their actions will affect different groups of people
and individuals

ethical decision making process - ANS1) identify the correct problem to be solved
2) gather all pertinent information
3) explore codes of conduct relevant to your profession or to the particular dilemma
4) examine your own personal values
5) consult with your peers or other individuals in the industry who may have experience in
similar situations
6) list your options
7) look for a "win-win" situation if at all possible
8) Ask yourself "How would my family feel if my decision and how I arrived as my decision were
printed in the newspaper tomorrow?"
9) make your best decision, knowing it may not be perfect
10) Evaluate your decision

codes of conduct - ANSStatements of a company, business, organization, or profession that
explicitly outline and explain the principles under which it operates and provide guidelines for
employee behavior; also called codes of ethics.

ethical climate - ANSan organizations ________________________ establishes the shared set
of understandings that determine the correct behavior and the manner in which ethical issues
will be handled.

effective code of conduct - ANS1) codes need to avoid being to vague

, 2) codes should be based on a few overriding principles that can be used to deal with a variety
of ethical dilemmas faced by members of the organization
3) codes should clearly state to whom they apply
4) codes should contain consequences for violations

trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, citizenship - ANSJosephson'a Six
Pillars of Character

Trustworthiness - ANS(Pillar #1)
includes honesty, integrity, reliability, and loyalty

Respect - ANS(Pillar #2)
includes civility, courtesy, and decency; dignity and autonomy; and tolerance and acceptance

Responsibility - ANS(Pillar #3)
includes accountability, pursuit of excellence, and self-restraint

Fairness - ANS(Pillar #4)
includes process, impartiality, and equity

Caring - ANS(Pillar #5)
the "heart" of ethics

Citizenship - ANS(Pillar #6)
includes civic virtues and duties

true - ANS(t/f)
when an issue is about doing what is right, it is usually a moral issue.

moral values - ANSthe grounding practical affairs in social life
ex) the concept of honest effort is demonstrated by athletes is a moral value we as individuals
must consider in a competitive setting

absolutism - ANSagrees that moral precepts are universal; they are applicable to all
circumstances

relativism - ANSargues that what is moral depends on the situation

morality versus the law - ANS- many moral values in society are codified in the laws.
- moral behavior cannot always be legislated, and people cannot be forced to act morally.

morality in the workplace - ANS- sound moral reasoning is the basis of a healthy sport
organization.
- some moral principles are universal and esteemed in all aspects of life.

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