Understanding Ethical Dilemmas

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What do the nations and tribes allow mankind to do according to the content?

  • Know each other (correct)
  • Achieve societal dominance
  • Develop cultural superiority
  • Compete for resources and power

What is highlighted as the measure of nobility among people in the sight of Allah?

  • Righteousness (correct)
  • Cultural heritage
  • Wealth and status
  • Intelligence and wisdom

Which statement best captures the themes of identity and unity in the passage?

  • Unity is found only in cultural homogeneity.
  • Tribal differences hinder collective identity.
  • All individuals should renounce their tribal affiliations.
  • Diversity is embraced to foster mutual recognition. (correct)

How does the content describe the creation of mankind?

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Which concept is NOT implied in the discussion about nations and tribes?

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What is the most appropriate first step to take when dealing with your brother's drug use?

<p>Seek help from a trusted adult or counselor (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which factor is most influencing your brother's refusal to discuss his drug use?

<p>His desire to keep his problems private (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a possible consequence of your brother's threat to not help you with your assignment?

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What emotional response might you experience after discovering your brother's drug use?

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How might your brother's threat affect your relationship with him?

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What is the primary focus when recognizing differences among employees?

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How should differences among employees be treated according to the recognized approach?

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Why is it important to let individualities show in the workplace?

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What is one potential effect of failing to recognize and celebrate differences in the workforce?

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Which strategy is best for promoting a culture of recognition regarding differences?

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What is the basis for evaluating worth according to the Quran?

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How does the Quran view ethnic groups in terms of inherent value?

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Which of the following statements is consistent with the Quran's perspective on individuals?

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What standard does the Quran reject in determining a person's value?

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In the context of the Quran, what does 'taqwa' refer to?

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Which of the following best describes the primary focus of human resources in an organization?

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What aspect is least likely to be a responsibility of human resources?

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In the context of ethical dilemmas in human resources, which scenario could present the most significant conflict?

<p>A manager favoring a friend for a promotion despite availability of more qualified candidates (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following scenarios best exemplifies a human resources issue?

<p>Implementing strategies to improve employee job satisfaction (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a potential outcome of neglecting human resources issues in an organization?

<p>A rise in employee turnover rates and dissatisfaction (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a key way that management can project a caring attitude to customers?

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Which factor is least likely to contribute to a positive management attitude towards clients?

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How does community involvement influence client perceptions of management?

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Which of the following best describes the effect of personal recognition of key customers?

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What is an unexpected outcome of neglecting a caring attitude in management?

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Flashcards

Brother taking drugs

A situation where a brother is using illegal substances.

Refusal to disclose

The brother was unwilling to admit or speak about his drug use.

Threat of retaliation

The brother threatened to stop helping with tasks if the issue was shared.

Human Resources Issues

Ethical dilemmas related to employee management and development within an organization.

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Seeking support

Getting help from others to address or solve a situation, like a brother using drugs.

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Conflict resolution

The process of dealing with disagreements, like a brother using drugs.

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Ethical dilemmas

Situations requiring difficult choices with no easy solutions.

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Employee development

Activities aimed at enhancing employee skills and knowledge within an organization.

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Human Resources

Department responsible for employees and their development.

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Organizational needs

Requirements of a company regarding productivity, profitability and growth.

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Positive Management Attitude

A management style focused on showing care and consideration towards customers.

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High-Level Service

Providing exceptional customer service that goes above and beyond basic expectations.

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Personal Recognition

Remembering key customers and acknowledging their importance.

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Community Involvement

A company actively participating in local events and supporting charities.

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Charitable Organizations

Companies donating money or resources to non-profit organizations.

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Humanity's Creation

The Quran states that Allah created humans from both male and female.

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Nations and Tribes

Allah created diverse nations and tribes to promote understanding and interaction.

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Knowing Each Other

The purpose of different nations and tribes is to foster knowledge and respect between people.

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Nobility in Allah's Eyes

The most righteous person is the noblest in Allah's sight, regardless of race, ethnicity or origin.

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Equality in Creation

All humans are created equal regardless of their nation or tribe.

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Celebrate Differences

Recognize and value the unique qualities and perspectives each employee brings to the workplace.

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Treat People Fairly

Ensure that everyone is treated with respect and given equal opportunities, regardless of their differences.

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Respect Individualities

Acknowledge and appreciate the distinctive traits and personalities of each employee.

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Individuality in the Workplace

Encourage employees to express themselves freely and authentically at work.

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Diversity is a Strength

Recognize that having a diverse workforce with different perspectives and experiences enhances creativity and problem-solving.

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Quran's Message

The Quran emphasizes respect for all individuals, regardless of their group or ethnicity. It values moral consciousness of God (taqwa) as the primary measure of worth.

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Moral Consciousness (Taqwa)

Taqwa refers to a deep awareness and fear of God, leading to righteous conduct. It is the single standard used by the Quran to judge people.

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Respect in the Quran

The Quran promotes universal respect, rejecting the idea of inherent superiority based on group or ethnicity. It focuses on inner qualities of faith and morality.

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Nobility in the Quran

The Quran emphasizes that true nobility is not determined by birth, lineage, or social status but by one's moral character and devotion to God.

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Evaluative Standard in Quran

The Quran uses moral consciousness of God (taqwa) as the sole standard for judging individuals, rejecting any form of discrimination based on superficial factors.

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Study Notes

Understanding Ethical Dilemma and Ethical Decision Making

  • Ethical dilemmas are situations involving complex and often conflicting ethical principles.
  • They present choices between two options, neither of which resolves the situation ethically.
  • Ethical dilemmas can occur within a person or between multiple people.

Conditions for an Ethical Dilemma

  • A decision must be made regarding the best course of action.
  • Different courses of action are available.
  • The chosen action compromises an ethical principle, there is no perfect solution.

Fundamental Ethical Principles

  • Provide a framework to analyze ethical dilemmas.
  • Respect for Autonomy: Respecting the decisions of competent adults; allowing individual freedom.
  • Beneficence: Acting for the benefit of others; preventing harm and improving situations.
  • Non-maleficence: Do no harm; avoiding actions that cause harm.
  • Justice: Treat all people fairly and impartially; recognizing the rights and needs of all.

Nature of Ethical Dilemmas

  • Personal: Conflicts arising from personal values.
  • Professional: Conflicts arising from professional responsibilities and employer/employee relationships.
  • Societal: Dilemmas involving society, the greater good, and large-scale issues.

Ethical Decision Making

  • A cognitive process where ethical rules, principles, and guidelines are considered when making decisions.
  • Evaluating and choosing among alternatives.
  • The desire to do the right thing; regardless of cost
  • Awareness of actions and moral convictions
  • Ability to collect information and evaluate risks.

Steps in Ethical Decision Making

  • Identify the problem.
  • Determine the ethical issues involved and those individuals impacted by the decision.
  • Review relevant ethical guidelines and laws.
  • Seek consultation—seek support and opinions from others.
  • Consider possible courses of action; and various pros and cons of each.
  • Assess the consequences of each action.
  • Choose the best course of action; least harm.

Obstacles in Resolving Ethical Issues

  • Unclear or incomplete facts of the situation.
  • Words used to describe the situation are loaded, subjective, and biased.
  • Subjectivity and personal perceptions create barriers to objectivity.
  • Emotions interfere with logic; intensity of the issue.
  • Conditions prevent obtaining necessary knowledge.

Whistleblowing

  • Disclosure of information or activity within an organization that is considered illegal, unethical, or not correct.
  • Can be public or private information.
  • Reporting wrongdoing or misconduct; alerting someone in authority.
  • Goal: Protecting the public interest, exposing wrongdoing, encouraging organizational ethical conduct.

Concerns for Whistleblowers

  • Demotion
  • Blacklisting
  • Denial of benefits
  • Denying promotions
  • Threats
  • Intimidation
  • Reassignment to less desirable positions
  • Reduction in pay
  • Suspension or termination

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