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Flashcards covering key concepts of ethics and professional ethics from the lecture notes.
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Ethics
The principles of morally acceptable conduct of individuals and their personal beliefs about right and wrong behaviors.
Professional Ethics
A set of ethical standards and values that a practicing professional is required to follow, distinct from personal values and morality.
Ethical Dilemma
A situation in which a decision must be made that involves conflicting ethical principles.
Importance of Ethics in Profession
Ethical behavior is fundamental to building trust with stakeholders and upholding the integrity of a profession.
Communication
An essential part of effective relationships; good communication can make or break a relationship.
Motivation
A driving force that pushes an individual towards accomplishing their goals.
Self-Management
The ability to apply behavior-change tactics that lead to desired outcomes.
Trust
The confidence in the reliability and integrity of a person or organization.
Organizational Culture
The shared values, beliefs, and norms that influence the behaviors of individuals within an organization.
Legal Compliance
Ensuring that an organization's activities align with legal standards and regulations.
Professionalism
Conducting oneself with responsibility, integrity, accountability, and excellence in a professional context.
Ethical Frameworks
Guidelines that help individuals analyze and make decisions about ethical dilemmas.
Sustainability
The ability to maintain or improve standards of living without damaging future generations.
Integrity
The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles.
Behavior-Change Tactics
Strategies designed to encourage an individual to alter their behavior in a desired direction.
Peer Influence
The effect that a group of people has on an individual's behavior and decisions.
Spiritual Perspective
Considerations that relate ethical behavior to values and morals stemming from spiritual beliefs.
Reputation
The beliefs or opinions held about someone or something, often based on past behavior.
Employee Engagement
The emotional commitment an employee has to their organization and its goals.