SLO: Learners will apply business ethics to organizational decision-making.
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CRITERION 1: Identification of Ethical Issues
- Identifies relevant ethical issues within professional contexts.
- Identifies potential personal consequences of professional decisions.
- Identifies potential business consequences resulting from professional decisions.
- Demonstrates a deep understanding of the complexity of the situation.
CRITERION 2: Application of Ethical Theories and/or Principles
- Makes connections between ethical theories and/or principles specific to the situation.
- Formulates arguments around the related ethical issues.
- Examines equity and fairness in business interactions and outcomes.
CRITERION 3: Stakeholder Analysis and Consideration of Consequences
- Identifies all relevant stakeholders.
- Analyzes the interests of each stakeholder.
- Assesses the core values of each stakeholder.
- Examines the short-term consequences of different decision on each stakeholder.
- Analyzes the long-term impacts of various decisions on each stakeholder.
- Investigates the relevant historical examples.
CRITERION 4: Critical Evaluation of Alternatives
- Develops well-structured written arguments that defend or critique current ethical issues in professional settings.
- Assesses a range of options, taking into account the ethical strengths and weaknesses of each.