Sentence examples for perception of ethics from inspiring English sources

The appointment of a new administrative judge for the court was a sign of alarm among court administrators over a growing perception of ethics problems on the Brooklyn bench.

Therefore, it is necessary to identify the relationship between the dark triad of an organization's leader and his or her perception of ethics and social responsibility.

This scale has been widely used as a measurement method for manager's perception of ethics and social responsibility (Etheredge 1999; Vitell, and Paolillo 2004; Promislo et al. 2012).

The performance-based compensation system of Korean companies has concentrated on the typical business performance (Park 2007), thus, the desirable perception of ethics or social responsibility which is excluded from the reward system is suppressed (Bazerman and Tenbrunsel 2011).

Along slightly different lines, Walker et al. interviewed a group of physicians and nurses to elicit their perception of "ethics problems" in the care of their patients [ 7].

Machiavellianism has a negative relationship with the perception of business ethics (Simmons et al. 2009).

This, of course, differs from the ordinary perception of institutional ethics review as legalistic, formulaic and at times obstructive.

This study aimed to discover undergraduate medical students' viewing of medical television programs and students' perceptions of professionalism, ethics, realism and role models in the programs.

Community representatives were not included in the study and the assessment regarding the research ethics review system in Ethiopia was primarily based on perception of researchers and ethics committee members.

This is because it may miss the individualistic perception of morality and ethics innate to every professional, which would have been constructed by one's own unique cultural, socioeconomic and geographical background [ 13].

Past research has largely focused on undergraduates, particularly in relation to the impact of ethics curricula on their learning/cognitive development and on measures of perceptions and changes in perceptions of ethical issues.