What Is the Last Step in the Ethical Decision-Making Process

question 18

Multiple Choice

What is the last step in the ethical decision-making process? ​

• A)​Individuals' intentions and what action they are going to take
• B)​Evaluation of whether the decision is an ethical issue
• C)​Analysis of individual, organizational, and opportunity factors
• D)​The application of moral philosophies to the decision
• E)​How others in the organization view the decision

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Definitions:

Conscious Changes

Deliberate modifications or adjustments made with awareness and intention.

Mutual Adjustments

Describes the process by which parties in a negotiation modify their positions and approaches in response to the other party's actions.

Contrast Error

a bias in evaluating others' performance by overly emphasizing differences between the individual's performance and the group norm, rather than assessing the performance on its own merits.

Absolute Standard

A fixed criterion of measure that remains unchanged over time and under different conditions.