"Ethical concepts such as fairness are without agreed upon definitions, unlike human rights which are law.
Ethical concepts (such as bribery, misleading advertising, or antitrust activities are identified, but the emphasis is on the optimum outcome. This requires students to not only understanding social "reality," but to further anticipate and work towards socially desired outcomes (Nicholls et al., 2013; Ferrell et al., 2013).
The purpose of this article is to discuss the ethical concepts involved in the conception, design, execution, analysis, publication, and reporting of clinical research.
Firstly, it evokes the great ethical concepts of our time: freedom, liberty, hope, destiny, fairness, justice.
Philosophers, however, have tried to find content in the deracinated ethical concepts, and failing to, have been induced to supply "an alternative (very fishy) content", such as that the right action is the one that produces the best possible consequences.
The child needs a moral education that subtly, by implication only, conveys to him the advantages of moral behavior, not through abstract ethical concepts but through that which seems tangibly right & therefore has meaning for him.
The final goal is fanāʾ ("annihilation"), primarily an ethical concept of annihilating one's own qualities, according to the prophetic saying "Take over the qualities of God," but slowly developing into a complete extinction of the personality.
They have collaborated on a book arguing that people in wealthy countries like Britain and the United States work too hard and by doing so miss out on the "good life" — an ethical concept of a life as "worthy of desire, not just one that is widely desired".
As an ethical concept, ziran thus extends beyond the personal to the sociopolitical level.
For parents who uphold the ethical concept of unlimited responsibility, they consider their children to be their life-long responsibility unless their children have other effective supporting networks.
"The analysis of data revealed that there was a great deal of consensus between groups concerning the ethical and leadership traits to which they were asked to assign values" [47: 199]; it increases to 90%, and means an alignment in terms of ethical leadership, although the ethical concept is not exactly the same.
