Category Archives: Ethics

May 4, 2011

Forgiveness Consequences and Usama bin Laden in Perspective

What should a response be to someone who does you wrong, violates your trust, and continually acts in ways that cost more than you can pay emotionally, physically, and financially? Assessing blame and taking responsibility for unjust or unethical behavior … Continue reading →

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April 23, 2011

Easter: Spiritual Life and Invalidation at the Cross

All around the world Christians are remembering the darkest day of history when sinful men crucified a sinless savior on the cross. The attitude characterized in the conversation of the crowd gathered around the cross portrays the emotional abuse heaped … Continue reading →

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April 8, 2011

Ethics: What is the Role of Ethical Standards?

A recent news report by KENS 5, San Antonio Texas says, San Antonio council woman Jennifer Ramos is speaking out about the ethics rule she has been accused of breaking. An ethics review board found that Ramos violated a section … Continue reading →

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Tagged as attitude, behavior, Business, choice, coaching, communication, Criticism. complaints, Decision making, Decisions, direction. problems, Ethical code, Ethics, perspective, Philosophy, Psychologist, Research Ethics, Success, Thousand Oaks California, United States

March 31, 2011

Spirituality Under Review: What is Influencing Contemporary Perceptions about Spirituality?

V9W93MSA9RXR In Christianity Today (2005) in an article Eugene Peterson was interviewed about spiritual meaning and the question was asked of him, “What is the most misunderstood aspect of spirituality” (Galli, p. 43). As I was reading , what stood … Continue reading →

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March 24, 2011

Ethics and Recruiting Business: The Problem of Using Invalid Research

A n I/O psychologist working as a personnel consultant for a local industry has success in success in recruiting new business for a consulting practice presents the work being done a presents the report of positive changes in employee retention … Continue reading →

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March 19, 2011

Ethics, Consulting, Fees and Billing: The Problem of Unexpected Expenses

An I/O consultant providing consultation services looks at consulting proposal and gives an estimate of services to be provided based upon a careful analysis of time and resources required to complete the company’s employment recruiting program. However, after the initial … Continue reading →

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Tagged as Binding (linguistics), Business, choice, coaching, Criticism. complaints, Decision making, direction. problems, Doctor of Philosophy, eResearch, Ethical code, Ethics, Influence, Informed consent, Philosophy, Problems, Psychologist, Psychology, Research Ethics, Sage Publications, Science in Society, spiritual. know, Success, Therapy, Thousand Oaks California

March 18, 2011

The Top 10 Things You Need to Know About Ethical Universalism: An Analysis of How What is Right and Wrong Transcends Most Cultures, Societies, and Religions | Socyberty

An interesting article I am sharing about ethical universalism. Credit is given to the author and rights belong to http://www.triond.com/users/David+C.+Wyld+Southeastern+Louisiana+University for content and research contained. The Top 10 Things You Need to Know About Ethical Universalism: An Analysis of How … Continue reading →

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March 17, 2011

Ethics, Theory Construction, and Compliance

Ethics and Compliance The APA Dictionary of Psychology (2007) defines the IRB as the, “abbreviation for INSTITUTIONAL REVIEW BOARD” (VandenBos) which quite honestly was not a term in my vocabulary before I began the PhD program. As it relates to the … Continue reading →

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March 17, 2011

The Ethics of Psychology and Christainity in Review of a Theoretical Orientation

The Influence of Theoretical Orientation, Vision, and Values Does the way that a theoretical orientation, conceptual vision, and underlying values are possessed have a potential to become an ethical dilemma for a practitioner? The simplest approach to an answer is … Continue reading →

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