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| We characterize people as _____ when they act in ways that are consistent with societal moral values |
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| The core beliefs we hold regarding what is right and fair in terms of our actions our interactions with others |
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| Values that we attribute to a system of beliefs that help define right from wrong, good versus bad. The come from a higher authority |
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| The belief that right and wrong depends on circumstances |
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| ethical relativism (dangerous) |
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| _____ and ____ are the keys to viability of the military ethic |
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| personal integrity and moral courage |
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| When diagnosing ethical dilemmas, you should ____, _____ and _____ |
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| Identify, analyze, and reconcile |
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| You should reconcile ethical dilemmas by applying the _____ |
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| 50 step decision making process |
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| When diagnosing an ethical dilemma, you should first _____ the exact nature of the dilemma, as much as possible, _______ the dilemma, by comparing the known factors associated with the requirement of following ethical principles while considering the consequences of potential ethical traps, and, finally, _____ the ethical dilemma by applying the 5-step decision making process |
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| What are the three O's of the "identify" portion of Dr. Toner's ethical principles? |
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| owing, ordering and 0ughting |
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| What are the three P's of the "identify" portion of Dr. Toner's ethical principles? |
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| principle, purpose, and people |
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| What are the three R's of the "identify" portion of Dr. Toner's ethical principles? |
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| rules, results, and realities |
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| What are the three D's of the "identify" portion of Dr. Toner's ethical principles? |
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| The three P's, principle, purpose, and people are ordered in this way to serve as a reminder to SNCOs that you must always put Principle (truth telling and honer) ______; Purpose (mission accomplishment and duty) _______; and People _______. |
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| Proper ordering of the ______ helps to ensure that your Air Force mission is done consistently with little to no compromising of system integrity. |
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| According to the three Rs, ______ give ethical guidance; ______ are the outcome of following or not following them; and _______ recognize the importance of the situation, circumstances, or realities. |
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| As a SNCO, you ought to first govern your action by ________ |
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| the three Rs (rules, results, and realities |
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| The ethical principles of ______ are what all the other ethical principles are built upon. |
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| Dr. Toner's six tests, the questions you should ask before making a decision, are: |
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| The Shame test; community test; legality test; situation test; God test; consequence test |
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| In Dr. Toner's ______ test, you ask: If it were publicize, would I be embarrassed, discredited, or humiliated? |
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| The ______ step, in ethical decision making, is where you would compare the known factors associated with the pending issue to the requirements of ethical principles, determining if you are about to step into any of the four ethical traps. |
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| Making decisions based on personal values/beliefs, rather than on military regs, rules, and codes of conduct |
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| The loyalty syndrome can effect your decisions. It is: |
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| making decisions based on respect and/or loyalty to an individual, unit, or organization, etc. rather than on military rules, regulations, and codes of conduct |
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| Analyzing a decision, you should decide if the "drive to success" is driving your decision. This means: |
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| making it based on a "win at all costs" attitude. |
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| In the Reconcile step of solving an ethical dilemma is where you apply these five steps: |
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| interpret the situation, analyze all the factors, think about your ethical traps to select the best course of action, implement your decision, and monitor and enforce the course of action you have chose |
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| What are the four ethical traps, which must be avoided when solving an ethical dilemma? |
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| Ethical relativism; loyalty syndrome; worry over image; drive for success |
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| When the three steps of ethical decision making are applied, it will lead to an ethical climate and will foster good overall ethical behavior. What are the 3 steps? |
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| Identify, Analyze, and Reconcile |
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