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MAKING ETHICAL DECISIONS - University of Kentucky

MAKINGETHICALDECISIONSJOSEPHSON INSTITUTE OF ETHICAL DECISIONSJOSEPHSON INSTITUTE OF OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTION1. MAKING SENSE OF ETHICS What Is Ethics? The Importance of Universality When Values Collide From Values to Principles Ethics and Action Why Be ETHICAL ?2. THE SIX PILLARS OF CHARACTER Trustworthiness - Honesty - Integrity - Reliability (Promise-keeping) - Loyalty Respect - Civility, Courtesy and Decency - Dignity and Autonomy - Tolerance and Acceptance Responsibility - Accountability - Pursuit of Excellence - Self-Restraint Fairness - Process - Impartiality - Equity Caring Citizenship3.

to enduring happiness. It more often results in a lonely, disconnected, meaningless existence. The morally mature individual finds happiness in grander pursuits than money, status, sex and mood-altering substances. A deeper satisfaction lies in honoring universal ethical values, that is, values that people everywhere believe should inform behavior.

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