Search Results - ethical egoism
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Ethical Reasoning: The Impact Of Ethical Dilemma, Egoism And Belief In Just World
Published 2005“…Following a 3 [dilemma: coercion and control (CC); conflict of interest (CI); personal integrity (PI)] × 2 (egoism: self; organization) × 2 (belief in just world (BJW): strong; weak) between-subjects factorial design, we hypothesized the main effects of ethical dilemma, egoism, and BJW, and their interaction on ethical reasoning. …”
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Ethics and ethical theories from an Islamic perspective
Published 2013“…Theories such as relativism, utilitarianism, egoism, deontology, the divine command theory, and the virtue ethics, are all products of Western understanding of what ethics are and how they are applicable to help one’s decision making process. …”
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Professional ethics: its foundations and practices
Published 2018“…Besides highlighting the meaning and concepts of moral ideals, this book also illustrates moral philosophies of leading conventional moral theories like moral egoism, altruism, utilitarianism, relativism, deontology and virtues theories of ethics, as well as moral concepts of major religious thoughts including Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity and Islam. …”
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Islamic ethical values on bioengineering practices : issues in genetic engineering
Published 2006“…Chapter one of this research deals with the origin and the nature of ethics, status of Islamic ethics, professionalism and the relationship between law, religion and ethics are other aspects discussed in this chapter, while chapter two is an attempt to evaluate moral theories, including Utilitarianism and egoism. …”
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Antecedents of ICT managers’ ethical leadership and its influence on employee turnover intention
Published 2019“…The results of the analysis proved that emotional intelligence, collectivism, and person-organisation fit are significant predictors of ethical leadership. Ethical climate was also found to impact ethical leadership, such that benevolent and principled climates significantly improve ethical leadership while egoism climate lowers it. …”
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Ethics and ethical theories from an Islamic perspective
Published 2013“…Theories such as relativism, utilitarianism, egoism, deontology, the divine command theory, and the virtue ethics, are all products of Western understanding of what ethics are and how they are applicable to help one’s decision making process.Despite their utility, this paper intends to argue that the Western concepts and understanding of what ethics are limited and in comprehensive in explaining what is right and what is wrong.In its place, this paper argues that to understand the concepts of ethics that can extend beyond time and space.It has to be analysed from an Islamic perspective.Toward this purpose, this paper will compare and contrast between Islamic and Western perspectives of ethics, and highlight the main weaknesses and limitations of the former.Then, an argument on why Islam can provide the best understanding of ethics will be made.…”
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Whistleblowing behaviour: The influence of ethical climates theory
Published 2014“…The study investigates the influence of three types of ethical climate dimensions (egoism, benevolence and principle) on three types of wrongdoing in examining individuals’ whistleblowing behaviour. …”
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Dysfunctional performance measurement system (PMS) behavior: Its ethical antecedents and influence on organizational citizenship behavior
Published 2014“…Based on the social learning theory, this study employed eight constructs in the formulation of its framework, namely dysfunctional PMS behaviour (DBE, the dependent construct) which is expected to be explained by the independent constructs of ethical attitude (EAT), ethical ideology (measured in two dimensions of Relativism and Idealism), code of ethics (COE), ethical work climate (measured in three dimensions of Egoism, Benevolence and Principled), and perceived ethical leadership (PEL). …”
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British socialism and the emotions of revolution, 1884-1926
Published 2018“…Darwinian thinking about the instincts and emotions challenged this ethical conception of ‘the passions’, and socialists sought to reframe the critique of capitalism around biological categories. …”
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Moral choice in an agency framework and related motivational typologies as impacted by personal and contextual factors for financial institutions in China.
Published 2002“…For example, altruists hold high moral positions regardless of the agency conditions facing them, while operatives adopting a thinly disguised form of egoism are likely to be less supportive of management. …”
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