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The Relational Ethics Genogram: An Integration of Genogram and Relational Ethics
Journal of Family Psychotherapy, 2017ABSTRACTRelational ethics highlighting the role of ethics, justice, trust, and loyalty in close relationships (Boszormenyi-Nagy & Krasner, 1986) is considered as one of the most bountiful yet obscure aspects of contextual family therapy. In this article, a visual diagramming activity integrating relational ethics and genogram work is presented as an ...
Yeşim Keskin
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Relational Ethics and Genetic Counseling
Nursing Ethics, 2004Genetic counseling is viewed as a therapeutic interrelationship between genetic counselors and their clients. In a previous relational ethics research project, various themes were identified as key components of relational ethics practice grounded in everyday health situations.
Marilyn Evans
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The Journal of Psychology, 1994
Ethical values of 171 college students at California State University, Chico, were measured, using a subset of the Rokeach (1968, 1971) Value Survey. Nonparametric statistical analysis, four value measures, and four different consistent tests of significance and probability showed, surprisingly, that the younger students were more ethical than the ...
A, Sikula, A D, Costa
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Ethical values of 171 college students at California State University, Chico, were measured, using a subset of the Rokeach (1968, 1971) Value Survey. Nonparametric statistical analysis, four value measures, and four different consistent tests of significance and probability showed, surprisingly, that the younger students were more ethical than the ...
A, Sikula, A D, Costa
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Care and Ethics: Inseparable and Relational
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2021The background ethical dimension of care is often overlooked but always present.
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2020
Abstract This chapter argues that the implications of relational cosmology reach beyond reorienting our ontological and epistemological perspectives in IR. From them emerge also different, and rather difficult, set of conversations with those IR scholars concerned with normative or ethical theorizing or decision-making in IR.
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Abstract This chapter argues that the implications of relational cosmology reach beyond reorienting our ontological and epistemological perspectives in IR. From them emerge also different, and rather difficult, set of conversations with those IR scholars concerned with normative or ethical theorizing or decision-making in IR.
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Relational Ethics in Global Commerce
Journal of Electronic Commerce in Organizations, 2009This article identifies the fragility of relationships and ethical practices in the context of global commercial relationships and reflects upon the centrality of human relationships in commerce. The connections between people in global business are underpinned by ethical actions and outcomes and influenced by the degree that information and ...
Andrew Creed, Ambika Zutshi, Jane Ross
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An Ethic of Care: A Relational Ethic for the Relational Characteristics of Organizations
2011In this chapter, I review the evolution of an ethic of care over the last 30 years as a comprehensive ethical framework. It is a relational ethic that recognizes we are all embedded in webs of overlapping and dynamic concrete relationships throughout our personal and public lives, and expects concrete actions to enhance the well-being of those in the ...
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Milli Eğitim Dergisi, 2019
The field of public relations, which has significant impacts for many institutionsand organizations in relation with the society, is defined as a profession withinthe service industry as well. Public relations employees, who represent theprivate interests of institutions and organizations, find themselves in an interimlocation where corporate ...
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The field of public relations, which has significant impacts for many institutionsand organizations in relation with the society, is defined as a profession withinthe service industry as well. Public relations employees, who represent theprivate interests of institutions and organizations, find themselves in an interimlocation where corporate ...
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THE RELATIONS BETWEEN SCIENCE AND ETHICS
Nature, 1941THROUGHOUT most of history, man's concept of the Good has been rightly considered to have, or at any rate to require, a philosophical justification; that is to say, a justification dependent on the characteristics, not of a particular individual, or group of individuals, but of the world in general.
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