Overcoming Rationalizations When Making Ethical Decisions
The gap between ideals and reality is why making ethical decisions can be difficult. In this lesson, you’ll learn some common rationalizations we use to excuse our behavior, the conflict of interest that causes those rationalizations, and four tips to overcome them.
Course Length: 9 minutes
The gap between ideals and reality is why making ethical decisions can be difficult. In this lesson, you’ll learn some common rationalizations we use to excuse our behavior, the conflict of interest that causes those rationalizations, and four tips to overcome them.
Course Length: 9 minutes
The gap between ideals and reality is why making ethical decisions can be difficult. In this lesson, you’ll learn some common rationalizations we use to excuse our behavior, the conflict of interest that causes those rationalizations, and four tips to overcome them.
Course Length: 9 minutes
The chasm that exists between our lofty ideals and the harsh reality we face is the primary reason why ethical decision-making poses such a formidable challenge. Throughout this instructive lesson, you will familiarize yourself with a myriad of commonly employed rationalizations that we often employ to rationalize our questionable behavior. Delving deeper, we will explore the inherent conflict of interest that compels us to adopt these rationalizations. However, fear not, for armed with four invaluable tips, you will be fully equipped to surmount these obstacles that impede ethical decision-making.
