Category: Ethics

Financial reporting reveals the data about the company’s performance. These data are often falsified in order to conceal certain profits, especially when reporting the stock options. Footnote disclosure in accounting for stock options and reporting stock directly in the financial statements differ in the truthfulness of the reported data; however, different processes for preventing financial…

Table of Contents Introduction Implications for the Teacher Implications for the Student Implications for Parents Conclusions References Introduction Classroom management is an important part of any teaching process; at schools, however, it becomes even more important, as the school’s purpose goes beyond simply giving academic knowledge. In our paper, we will discuss three articles addressing…

Social research entails interacting with participants to obtain the information required to address a given problem. A number of requirements inform the nature of such studies. One of the requirements is that the research should be conducted in an ethical manner. Ethics in social studies ensures that the findings made are acceptable in the field.…

Table of Contents Introduction Analytical part Conclusion References: Introduction Nowadays, after the actual mechanics behind the making of the 2008/2009 financial crisis have been revealed, it became a shared assumption among many social scientists that this crisis should be discussed within the conceptual framework of ethics. The reason for this is simple – the analysis…

Table of Contents Introduction Big Data in Education Key Terms Definition Ways to Ensure the Use of Big Data in Education is upheld Conclusion References Introduction An ethical issue is a problem or situation that has moral implications. Ethical issues can be personal, professional, or global. Personal ethical issues might include things like lying or…

Marketing is one of the most critical aspects of every business, which makes organizations look for effective ways to attract new customers. However, not all marketing activities are fair or ethical, and targeting uninformed consumers is among them. One should explain that uninformed consumers are individuals who lack the psychological or mental maturity to make…

ASCA Ethical Standards for School Counselors enumerates the ethical demands applicable to professional counselors in schools. ASCA standards are outlined in six sections (A-F) (ASCA, 2016). Section A enumerates responsibility to students. First, this section emphasizes the responsibility bestowed on school counselors to support student development. Their primary obligation is to ensure they treat every…

Table of Contents Introduction Ethical Objections to Capitalism Conclusion Introduction Capitalism is a type of economic organization or an economic system that describes how people are related. Some essential features of capitalism include accumulation of industrial capital, private ownership of the means of production, and a free market system. Although capitalism has been criticized by…

Table of Contents Introduction Right to know Government Reluctance Ethics Environmental Risks Economic Implications Lack of Labeling and its Problems Argument against Labeling Conclusion Reference List Introduction Many people are worried about consuming genetically modified foods. Some however argue that there is no medical proof that these kinds of products have any harm on human…

Table of Contents Issue Rule Application/ Analysis Conclusion Issue The ethical issue here is whether formula-milk companies such as Nestle are committing an offense by pressing for their products to be bought and substituted for breast milk. Rule In order to emphasize the significance of breast-feeding, the World Health Organization (WHO) came up with the…