MGT 301 SEU Component Model of Ethical Decision Making Discussion
Description
There are two publications I want you to read and comment on. You start by writing, I agree with you, then justify the reasons and write the comment:
First post:
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What is the four-component model of ethical decision making?
1- Moral Awarness; The first step needed to explain why an authority acts ethically.
-Moral Intensity; ;captures the degree to which an issue has ethical urgency
-Moral Attentiveness; captures the degree to which people chronically perceive and consider issues of morality during their experiences :
A.I enjoy pondering ethical matters, B.I often think about the ethical implications of my actions ., C.I reflects on moral issues rather frequently , D.I encounter morally charged situations rather often. , E. Moral dilemmas are a frequent part of my week
2-Moral Judgment; the second step needed to explain why an authority acts ethically.
3-Moral intent; reflects an authority’s degree of commitment to the moral course of action.
4-Ethical behavior.
What two methods can employees use to make decisions?
Programmed decisions are decisions that become somewhat automatic because a person’s knowledge allows him or her to recognize and identify a situation and the course of action that needs to be taken. Many task-related decisions made by experts are programmed decisions. Nonprogrammed decisions are made when a problem is new, complex, or not recognized. Ideally, such decisions are made by following the steps in the rational decision-
making model.
Second post:
1-What is the four-component model of ethical decision-making?
1- Moral Awareness
2- Moral Judgment
3- Moral intent
4- Ethical behavior
(The four-component model explains how an individual first recognizes an ethical issue, then applies moral judgment, engages moral motivation, and ethical acts to carry out moral intent with moral action.)
2- What two methods can employees use to make decisions?
*Moral judgment and moral behavior. Because moral judgment is a mental process that allows us to discern between right and wrong.
(It’s a judgment made by a person or employee about whether or not an action is good or negative.)
*Ethical behavior guides the behavior of employees regarding what is right or wrong in terms of their behavior. This behavior is where employees struggle to act ethically.
3- What factors affect the two primary OB outcomes?
Job Performance and Organizational Commitment.
(Because values have an impact on how people act at work, the types of jobs they are engaged in, and how they react to workplace events.)
4-What are some examples of psychological withdrawal? Of physical withdrawal?
*An example of psychological withdrawal:
Investigating the amount of withdrawal behavior among public institution employees and detecting gender variations in psychological withdrawal from work, as well as using the questionnaire as a data collection method. The findings revealed that both sexes of establishment workers have a high level of withdrawal behavior.
*Examples of physical withdrawal:
– Getting out of work early
– Arriving late to work
How do the different forms of withdrawal relate to each other?
Because it is related to the withdrawal behavior, which is divided into two parts:
Psychological withdrawal:
*Daydreaming
*Socializing
-Physical withdrawal:
*Cyberloafing Tardiness
*Absenteeism
5- What specific faces do employees consider when evaluating their job satisfaction?
It takes into account their perceptions of satisfaction with coworkers, including managers, organizational policies, and the extent to which their work affects employees’ personal lives. (Job satisfaction differs from one employee to the next.)
