Do you think your answers will change over time

Reference no: EM131547309

Journal Assignment- What are Your Ethical Wishes

Take a moment to review the Ethical Wishes Survey (attached). The document can be printed and you can circle your answers, or you can bypass printing and save your answers to a sheet of paper so that you can refer to them as you answer the following questions. After reviewing reflect on the following questions and post a brief response to each in your journal.

1. Were any of the questions hard to answer?

2. Did you find that you wanted more information in order to make a choice?

3. Do you think your answers will change over time?

4. Would you close family or friends be able to answer the questions as you did on your behalf?

Attachment:- Ethical-Wishes-Survey.rar

Reference no: EM131547309

Questions Cloud

Is our culture accepting of childlessness : Is our culture accepting of childlessness? Do you know anyone who is voluntarily childless? What were their reasons for choosing not to have a family?

Validity scales are one type of response style measure : An individual can "fake good" when first meeting a person on a date, skewing their personal information to make them look good.

American popular culture : 1) identify and learn about a subtopic in American Popular Culture that is of interest to them;

Determine the type of computer forensic skills : Determine the type of computer forensic skills and procedures or tools that could have been used to extract and preserve the data.

Do you think your answers will change over time : Did you find that you wanted more information in order to make a choice? Do you think your answers will change over time?

What were your results from the moral instincts survey : What were your results from the Moral Instincts Survey? (i.e. which of the four approaches did you use most often?) Were you surprised by your results?

Difference between individual-institutional discrimination : Explain the difference between individual and institutional discrimination, giving examples of each type of discrimination.

Validity scales in personality tests : A validity scale in a test of personality according to Cohen, Swerdlik, and Sturman (2012) measures of how the test taker's responses were produced.

Discuss the price elasticity of demand : Students will develop cost curves on which firm behavior is based and will utilize these cost curves to determine the behavior of their chosen organization.

User Account

All Pages