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Center for ETHICS*5/6/20151 Sharon Kay Stoll, Ph.D. Director, Center for ETHICS* University of Idaho Practicing Good Ethics....

Center for ETHICS*5/6/20152 Ethics

Center for ETHICS*5/6/20153 Doing Business.... What is valuable or worthwhile about doing business..whatever that business might be?

Center for ETHICS*5/6/20154 Five Steps to Follow... u 1. Becoming sensitive to moral issues u 2. Respecting and Loving Yourself u 3. Looking for Win-win solutions u 4. Respecting and Loving Your Craft u 5. Searching for Moral Excellence. R. Scott Kretchmar, Practical Philosophy, p. 238.

Center for ETHICS*5/6/20155 Becoming Sensitive.. u Moral Callouses - how they develop l frequent appeals to “everybody else is doing it.” l inability to distinguish between what is acceptable and what is not (no rules against it, behavior must be okay). l difficulty in telling morally sound concepts from trickery.

Center for ETHICS*5/6/20156 Becoming sensitive.... u if not caught, nothing wrong happened...whatever works is right.

Center for ETHICS*5/6/20157 An example - Wall Street

Center for ETHICS*5/6/20158 Removing Callouses u Making Promises u Looking Out for Harm u Looking Out for Selfishness

Center for ETHICS*5/6/20159 Examining Issues

Center for ETHICS*5/6/ Removing moral callouses u Making promises l to play hard l to play by the rules l all of the rules l all of the time l what else?

Center for ETHICS*5/6/ Making promises.. l To work only when we feel like it? l To honor the letter and spirit of the contract. l To keep the interests of the client and students foremost l Anything else?

Center for ETHICS*5/6/ Step 2: Respecting and Loving Yourself... u Cooling Out u Loving Yourself Psychologically u Loving Yourself Philosophically u Humans at Their Best l Seeking internal goods l Developing a cohort life story l Promoting good and avoiding harm

Center for ETHICS*5/6/ Step 3: Looking for Win-Win Solutions

Center for ETHICS*5/6/ Step 4: Respecting the craft u Preserving Contests l rules are the same for all l preserve an appropriate level of difficulty l assure commitment to competition l make sure all competitors are of the “same testing families”.

Center for ETHICS*5/6/ Step 5: Looking for Moral Excellence

Center for ETHICS*5/6/ Ethics

Center for ETHICS*5/6/ Summary - Doing Good Ethics

Center for ETHICS*5/6/ Five Steps to Follow... u 1. Becoming sensitive to moral issues u 2. Respecting and Loving Yourself u 3. Looking for Win-win solutions u 4. Respecting and Loving Your Craft u 5. Searching for Moral Excellence. R. Scott Krecthmar, Practical Philosophy, p. 238.