Ethics Awareness Inventory Analysis

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The paper's ethics analysis shows how Mr. Anderson's ethical perspective is very results oriented and demands that the appearance of ethical standards and decision-making be substantiated by actual ethical conduct. The paper maintains that by utilizing the full arsenal of ethical training such as ethics awareness inventory analyses, ethics can be elevated to a business level competency that should influence business strategy.

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Abstract
Interpretation
Education & Ethical Thinking
Ethical Decision-Making
Conclusion

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"The results of the ethical awareness inventory analysis indicate that I view ethics more project-oriented rather than process-oriented (Anderson, 2006). That is, while many others may debate the nature and character of ethics and the mechanism that goes into defining them, I view ethics as being largely results oriented or based on the outcome of actions regardless of the ethical debate antedating any action. According to the results, I am most concerned about achieving the greatest good for the greatest number of individuals possible. Yet, these results reveal a considerable amount of friction regarding my ethical perspective."

Sample of Sources Used:

• Arenas, A. (2003). In Defense of Good Work: Jobs, Violence, and the Ethical Dimension. Social Justice, 30(3), 94+. Retrieved October 7, 2006 from: http:// www.apollolibrary.com
• Anderson, D. (2006). Ethics Awareness Inventory (online). Retrieved October 5, 2006 from: https:// ecampus.phoenix.edu/
• Fuller, L. K. (2001). Foundational Goods and Private Lives.International Journal of Politics and Ethics, 1(3), 183+. Retrieved October 7, 2006 from: http:// www.apollolibrary.com

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