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Ethics
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Personal Ethics and Ethical Responsibility Lecture Presentation
Introduction to Personal Ethics • Personal ethics are moral principles guiding an individual’s behavior. • Influenced by upbringing, culture, education, and experiences. • Helps in making decisions that promote integrity, fairness, and respect.
Why Personal Ethics Matter • Guides decision-making in difficult situations. • Builds trust and credibility in personal and professional life. • Strengthens relationships through honesty and respect. • Promotes personal growth and self-improvement.
Core Principles of Personal Ethics 1. Honesty – Being truthful in all situations. 2. Integrity – Doing the right thing even when no one is watching. 3. Respect – Valuing others' opinions and rights. 4. Responsibility – Being accountable for actions and decisions. 5. Compassion – Showing kindness and concern for others. 6. Fairness – Treating people equally and making unbiased decisions.
Personal Ethics in Daily Life • At Home: Respecting family, taking responsibility, being truthful. • In School/Work: Avoiding plagiarism, respecting colleagues, being punctual. • In Society: Following laws, being environmentally responsible, helping others.
Ethical Decision-Making Process 1. Recognize the ethical issue. 2. Gather relevant facts. 3. Evaluate alternatives. 4. Make a decision based on ethical principles. 5. Act and reflect on the outcomes.
Challenges to Personal Ethics • Peer pressure – Influence from others can lead to unethical choices. • Self-interest – Personal gains may tempt individuals to compromise ethics. • Cultural differences – Ethics can vary based on cultural backgrounds. • Moral dilemmas – Conflicts between two ethical principles.
Conclusion • Personal ethics shape character, relationships, and professional success. • Practicing honesty, integrity, and responsibility leads to a better society. • Ethical decision-making requires awareness, critical thinking, and moral courage.