Ethical Decision Making and Behavior
dilemmas, leading others in ethical decision making, and making sure any decision becomes part of an organization’s systems and procedures. The sixth and final element is a sense of moral obligation, which serves as a motivating force to engage in moral judgment and to …
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www.sagepub.comDecision-Making Formats Kidder’s Ethical Checkpoints The Moral Compass The Five “I” Format Implications Application Projects Chapter End Case: Scenarios for Analysis Endnotes I n making and implementing decisions, we put widely accepted ethical prin-ciples, as well our vocation, values, character and spiritual resources, into