Essays on Ethics and Moral Philosophy

People make decisions through every aspect of their life; they decide what to wear, what to eat and what to do. These decisions can either be good or bad. Decisions are based on a person’s morals and values. A person with skewed morals and values will more likely make bad decisions. A person does not...

Introduction Information and communications technology (ICT) refer to all the technology used to handle telecommunications, broadcast media, intelligent building management systems, audio-visual processing and transmission systems, and network-based control and monitoring functions. From the beginning the ICT industry there is a debate due to security concerns and ethics-related issues. Therefore, it is important to address...

Deontological Ethical Theory focuses on rights, duties, obligations, and Rules (Brinkman & Sanders, 2013). This theory doesn’t depend on the consequences of the action as by focusing on consequences minorities may be suffered horribly and it does not consider moral worth of each human as being equal. Alexander & Moore (2007) suggests that it is...

Ethical dilemma Ethical dilemma or paradox refers to decisions making issues involving two different moral imperatives, neither of which strives to resolve the situation as obedience to either would mean transgressing another (Fisher, 2008). Every ethical dilemma involves two alternatives; obeying one would result in the avoidance of the other, thereby compromising a certain ethical...

In this Globalization, to make the circumstance of effective business or To Achieve the hierarchical objective is an obligation of representatives just as bosses by its trustworthy nature. The two key components are Personal Ethics and Integrity, are considered for motivating different individuals to act appropriately. A few different components, for example, dynamic reliability and...

Introduction: Ethics is a set of standards that tells us how we should behave. Ethics involves seeing the difference between right and wrong. It’s a commitment to do what is right, good and honourable. In other words, ethics is the body of principles used to decide that behaviours are right, good and proper. It provides...

1. Case Assume Chipo is a Black African Christian young woman who is rated the world’s best athlete. She is about to complete the 400m race during the Final Olympics Athletic games. Chipo stops running in order to assist her fellow athlete, Susan who is a White-American young woman (hypothetically speaking) who has fallen down...

An ethical dilemma, which is also known as a moral dilemma is a situation where a person has to make a decision from two choices, and neither will solve the problem morally. Ethical dilemma expects people or managers in organizations to make decisions that adhere to the ethical conduct, rules, norms, beliefs, and religious traditions...

According to the National Association of Social Workers(NASW) code of ethics preamble, the primary mission of a social work profession is to enhance human well being and help meet the basic human needs of all people, with particular attention to the needs and empowerment of people who are vulnerable, oppressed and living in poverty. In...

When I was 19 years old, I was back at home for the summer after my freshman year of college. My older brother had come to visit our parents and me. He didn’t live too far away, only about a 45-minute drive, so his visit was nothing out of the ordinary for us. Later that...