The moral ambit understood in the generic sense, as that which is opposed to the amoral has an identical extension to that of the ambit of freedom. Private life as well as professional, economic, and political life are equally moral realities. Together with personal ethics there also exist professional ethics, economic ethics, social ethics, and political ethics. Here, we will not discuss the d...

Background: One of the key elements that can play an important role in improving education system trends and programs. The current dimensions of professional ethics among the members of these organizations, with understanding this important the purpose of this study was to design and explain the components of professional ethics. Method: The research method is descriptive and research is a sur...

Science (or, more generally, the procurement, propagation and dissemination of knowledge) has not always been a profession based on the transmission of written materials. On the contrary, when Western science originated in ancient Greece some twenty-five centuries ago, dissemination usually took the form of verbal exchange and personal tuition (Zwart 2001). In the context of schools, scientists...

Recent results from two different studies show evidence of strong emotional engagement in moral dilemmas that require personal involvement or ethical problems that involve significant inter-personal issues. This empirical evidence for a connection between emotional engagement and moral or ethical choices is interesting because it is related to a fundamental survival mechanism rooted in human ev...

This study aims to describe the role of Sense Belonging (SoB) and professional skepticism in supporting performance internal auditors at Satya Wacana Christian University (SWCU). uses both primary data by conducting in-depth interview with financial, academic non-academic auditors, auditee control body SWCU secondary were obtained from documents such as code ethics, audit instruments charter. i...

A key principle in clinical research is the need to obtain approval from a Research Ethics Committee before commencing a study, and then to obtain consent from each subject enrolled into the study. This tenet is highlighted in the Helsinki Declaration and reinforced in subsequent principles such as Good Clinical Practice/International Committee on Harmonisation. However, not all clinical studie...

Despite the urgent need to develop professional ethics regarding information behaviour, several obstacles exist in Japan. The greatest is the lack of individuals’ ethics of responsibility. To overcome this difficulty, we must examine and reflect on the historical circumstances that led to the formation of Japanese core ethics and on the sociocultural context that compensates for the lack of ind...