decision making process

Question 1

stakeholders

Answer 1

a person with an interest or concern in something; someone who is apart of something

Question 2

normative myopia

Answer 2

the tendency to ignore, or the lack of the ability to recognize, ethical issues in decision making

Question 3

inattentional blindnes

Answer 3

if we happen to focus on or are told specifically to pay attention to a particular element of a decision or event, we are likely to miss all of the surrounding details, no matter how obvious

Question 4

moral imagination

Answer 4

when one is facing an ethical decision, the ability to envision various alternative choices, consequences, resolutions, benefits, and harms

Question 5

steps of the ethical decision making process

Answer 5

determine the facts, identify the ethical issues involved, identify stakeholders and consider the situation from their point of view, consider the alternatives, compare and weigh the alternatives based on consequences, make a decision, monitor and learn from the outcomes

Question 6

perceptual differences

Answer 6

having a disagreement or different set of beliefs than someone, can explain many ethical disagreements

Question 7

change blindness

Answer 7

a decision-making omission that occurs when decision makers fail to notice gradual changes over time

Question 8

personal and professional decision making

Answer 8

people within a business setting are often in situations in which they must make decisions both from their own personal POV and from their perspective of the role they are in, ethically responsible decisions require someone to think morally and see how it affects the things around you as a whole; must balance personal values with the professional values and responsibilities