That is, students begin to react to so-called ethical problems in an ethically correct manner without having to second-guess.
Claude Lenfant, director of NIH's National Heart ,Lung, and Blood Institute, which funded the research, says clinicians seem to have followed the right procedures, and that Hopkins is known to be "ferocious" in getting ethical issues correct.
Sorry, but correct ethical choices are more important".
They point out that if ethical relativism is correct, it would mean that even the most outrageous practices, such as slavery and the physical abuse of women, are "right" if they are countenanced by the standards of the relevant society.
If ethical relativism is correct, we could not make sense of reforming or improving our own society's morals, for there would be no standard against which our society's existing practices could be judged deficient.
Though "not so mad on journalism as all that", he was put in charge in 1948, when it was still decreed by the Astor trustees that no Catholic or Jew could be allowed on the staff, only people "with the correct ethical point of view", preferably Christian Scientists.
"Because its voice is loud and far-reaching," the paper's stylebook says, "The Times recognizes an ethical responsibility to correct all its factual errors, large and small (even misspellings of names), promptly and in a prominent reserved space in the paper".
Meanwhile, Burberry said: "We source natural hides very carefully safeguarding the correct ethical standards and traceability".
These reliable judgments made in past cases serve as paradigms or exemplars of correct ethical judgment.
The range of remedies sought by them can be located between the practical expediency of everyday life and ethical questions about correct action.
