It was one of the most smoothly professional presentations on ethics and values that I have ever seen.
This study was first submitted to an Institutional Review Board and awarded a certificate of presentation for ethical consideration by a local ethics committee (which can be verified through the following protocol number: C.A.A.E. 21992113.1.0000.5514).
According to the Ethics Commission, Mr. Whalen attended a presentation on state ethics in late January 2000.
Ironically, immediately preceding the Just War Theory slides in this uber-religious ethics presentation, George Washington is used as an example on a slide titled "Can a Person of Faith fight in a War?," even though Washington's wartime ethics were more in line with Cicero's principles of Just War than Augustine's version.
The students also attend seminars on environmental policy issues, science careers, gender and minority issues, science ethics, research presentation skills, and applying to graduate school.
Since there are potential negative consequences of each option, Dienes suggested considering the downside: "Which is worse for you: missing out on a professional opportunity, or compromising your sense of professional presentation and conduct?" Work Ethic is a twice-monthly column on BBC Capital in which we consider the ethical and interpersonal dilemmas that workers face around the world.
Rather than helping to build trust, the presentation of an alternative ethic may be seen as a sleight of hand that is turned to whenever liberties need to be constrained.
Each participating team chose a relevant business issue related to ethics, prepared a presentation covering the legal, financial, and ethical dimensions of the case, and proposed a solution to the problem.
The 'distance' between each successive Likert item is traditionally assumed to be equal – i.e., the psychometric distance between 1 and 2 is equidistant to 2 to 3. In terms of good research ethics, an equidistant presentation by the researcher is important; otherwise it will introduce a research bias into the analysis.
These policies had not stopped him from publishing, in 1985, the book that offers the most unified and sustained presentation of what Williams had to say about ethics and human life: Ethics and the Limits of Philosophy.
