An Ethical Framework for Decision Making I
Christian Hunt
25 years: Behavioural science & compliance
In this video, we'll explore a framework that can help us make better ethical decisions. The idea is that if we're well prepared for when ethical dilemmas do arise, we have a greater chance of solving them.
In this video, we'll explore a framework that can help us make better ethical decisions. The idea is that if we're well prepared for when ethical dilemmas do arise, we have a greater chance of solving them.
An Ethical Framework for Decision Making I
8 mins 6 secs
Ethical decision making can be tricky, things are not always black and white. Following an ethics framework will help you overcome these challenges.
The framework has 7 steps, this video will cover the first 3, those being ‘Is the action legal and compliant?’, ‘ Does it comply with our values?’, and ‘If you do it, will you feel bad?’. If the answer to any of those questions is no, you know it is not the right decision from an ethical perspective.
Key learning objectives:
Understand why ethical decisions are not always simple
Apply the first three steps of the ethical framework
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