Ethics 2 Exam Review

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Ethics 2 Exam Review

What is first responsibility with others?
To attend to the ones we are with.
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What is first responsibility with others? To attend to the ones we are with.
What do we pay attention to? To everything
Dr. Forni. What should you acknowledge? Other's existence
Basic form of acknowledgement? Saying Hello
Person's privacy: what areas at home or work are these? Home: Bedroom, bathroom
Work: Office, cubicle, computer, e-mail, desk
Chinese characters ear-hear
eye-see
head-understand
heart-emotion
What prevents us from being good listeners? We focus on ourselves
Why should we be inclusive? To be accepted by others
How to communicate kindness? Smile and body language
Respond to compliment? Thank you
Two Universal values. Respect and Responsibility
How do you show disrespect to others Telling them your opinion
Pervasive and frustrating sources of everyday? Noise
Basic rule of considerate behavior. Punctuality
What should you do before you ask someone a person question? Pause,
Ask if it's your business?
Could it hurt someone?
Is it negative?
What areas are generally considered taboo? Religions, Politics, Money, Personal relationships, Health, Physical appearance
What are the tests for Right and Wrong? Front page test
Legal test
Mentor test
Stench
Dilemma Choice between two alternatives, neither of which would be wholly satisfactory
Ethical dilemma A choice between two rights
Four main ethical dilemmas? Truth vs. Loyalty
Justice vs. Mercy
Long-term vs. Short term
Individual vs. Community
3 main resolution principles Ends-based thinking
Rules-based thinking
Care-based thinking
English judge who gave us functional definition Lord Moulton
Lord Moulton's definition of ethics "Obedience to the enforceable"
"Golden Mean" To avoid extremes
Maintain healthy balance
Tool to give people insight into their interpersonal communication and relationships. Johari Window
Concept of intelligence was dominated by standardized tests Multiple Intelligence

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