In the Five 'Types of Ethical Decision-Making' Shown in Table

question 19

Multiple Choice

In the five 'types of ethical decision-making' shown in Table 19.1, a teacher referring an ethical issue to a school counsellor is an example of:

• A) open decision-making.
• B) limited decision-making.
• C) decision-making by the teacher.
• D) security seeking.

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Definitions:

Negotiated ADR Systems

Negotiated ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution) Systems refer to structured processes for resolving disputes outside the courtroom through mutual agreement, incorporating negotiation techniques.

ADR Systems

Alternative Dispute Resolution systems, which include various methods such as arbitration and mediation to resolve disputes outside of the judicial process.

Symmetric Prescriptive Advice

Recommendations that apply equally to all parties involved in a situation or conflict, advocating for similar actions or behaviors.

Bazerman

Max H. Bazerman is a professor known for his work in the field of negotiation, decision making, and ethics.