ethical reasoning
Auditors' ethical reasoning in developing countries : the case of Egypt
... Egyptian financial regulatory authority (EFSA) recently on 20 June 2016 issued two statements related to auditing irregularities and scandals. First, EFSA found that three auditors unsatisfactory performed their duties ...
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Ethical reasoning through simulation: a phenomenological analysis of student experience
... ‘ Ethical alarm bells ’ and (4) ‘ Voices of children and ghosts ’ ...explicit ethical dilemmas during the SBL activity but had difficulty navigating more subtle ethical and professional ...of ...
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Impact of Different Curricular Approaches to Ethics Education on Ethical Reasoning Ability
... The total number of curricular experiences to which a student had been exposed was found to have a modest, negative statistically significant effect on ethical reasoning ability when the data were ...
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Withholding and withdrawing life sustaining treatment: a comparative study of the ethical reasoning of physicians and the general public
... Among the doctors the response rate was not significantly lower than that in other similar studies. The fact that the response rate was rather low among members of the general public might be due to the nature of the ...
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We can’t get no satisfaction!: The relationship between students’ ethical reasoning and their satisfaction with engineering ethics education
... students’ ethical reasoning and their satisfaction with their engineering ethics education? How do characteristics of students and their ethics education experiences predict satisfaction with those ...
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General approaches to ethical reasoning in Islamic biomedical ethics discourse
... to ethical reasoning in IBME, authors made an inductive distinction by review and content analysis of existing literature, as well as comparison between the languages of IBME and ...
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Empirical investigation of the ethical reasoning of physicians and molecular biologists – the importance of the four principles of biomedical ethics
... The basic approach of biomedical ethics has primarily been philosophical inquiry with the aim of logical reason- ing, conceptual clarity, coherence and rational justifica- tion [1]. Although such theoretical reflections ...
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An investigation of mainland china high school biology teachers’ attitudes toward and ethical reasoning of three controversial bioethics issues
... their ethical reasoning on these ...’ ethical reasoning about the GM, GT, and ART issue (see ...dents’ ethical reasoning (Reiss 2008) or that of pre-teachers (Lee et ...use ...
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Human rights and ethical reasoning : capabilities, conventions and spheres of public action
... As argued above, human action depends on social integration for its efficacy. This generates a more profound meaning for the term ‘social exclusion’ which is frequently interpreted as a synonym for poverty. It is ...
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Ethical leadership: an assessment of the level of moral reasoning of managers in a South African short-term insurance company
... moral reasoning capabilities but this ability can be influenced by education in values and ...or ethical reasoning on the other is supported by Lau (2009) and Jones ...moral reasoning ...
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What sparks ethical decision making? The interplay between moral intuition and moral reasoning: lessons from the scholastic doctrine
... of ethical reasoning, particularly analyzed in managerial education and management development literature (Small and Cullen, ...of ethical decision making (moral ...the reasoning process, but ...
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The Role of Moral Reasoning and Order Effects in Ethical Decision Making Ability: The Case of Novice Vs Experienced Accounting Students
... 8 Moral judgment involves an individual’s thought process, which is difficult to be observed directly. Kohlberg (1969) had used moral judgment interviews to observe the moral judgment of children. Influenced by ...
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On Reasoning by Default
... Understanding Natural Language, Academic Press, New York, 1972..[r] ...
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Effect Of Ethical Orientation And Ethical Sensitivity On Whistleblowing
... of ethical orientation, which consisted of idealistic ethical orientation and relativist ethical orientation, and ethical sensitivity to the tendency to do whistleblowing ...of ethical ...
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Reasoning with conditionals
... a reasoning program that selects schemas to be applied to the premises to construct the shortest possible "chain of reasoning" leading to the ...
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On Reasoning with Ambiguities
... Three major classes will consist of lexical ambiguities, ambiguities with respect to distributive/collective readings of plural noun phra- ses, and quantifier scope ambiguities.. As rega[r] ...
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Basic Conditional Reasoning: How Children Mimic Counterfactual Reasoning
... The purpose of this paper is to make fully precise what CFR and BCR are by describing in detail what people who answer (I) and (II) via BCR do and contrasting that with what people who answer (I) and (II) via CFR do. We ...
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Attitudes to Reasoning
... Of course it would be inconsistent with Bastardized Liberalism to put any scholarly work on such a Dooklist, for the distinction between a scholarly and a litera[r] ...
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By Parity of Reasoning
... tively correct, inductively strong, and so on. But whatever their logical character, it is not recapitulated in the general case, in the analogical meta-argument. I[r] ...
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