One who grinds lenses according to the prescription of an optometrist is a(an) A. optician. B. phrenologist. C. osteopath. D. orthodontist.…
Is personal responsibility a bygone characteristic of our mothers and fathers? Sometimes, it can feel like this is the case. When an individual has problems plaguing them in their lives, many blame luck, circumstances, or someone else. Many times, these issues have been caused by the individual themselves. We can only hope that, as time goes on, we as a society can realize personal responsibility once again.…
In many situations in my life, I have been personally accountable for my actions. Every part of being who I am has something to do with morality. Being responsible and accountable for what I do is something I take very personally. It is a key point in my personality and a critical part of being part of the US Army.…
Time management is the biggest hurdle that I have to overcome. I have to set personal aside and focus what the strategies for me to success in college to get a degree. Being a great model for my children is just motivation trigger an ideal. Action is the doer to get a degree, but I have to tackle one step at a time. Controlling my time will lead to a high responsibility to finish my degree and being a super…
In the Ethical Lens Inventory exercise, I learned more about my ethical perspective. My primary principles are autonomy, equality, rationality and sensibility. In order to achieve the best outcome, I looked to how protect personal rights and the welfare of the society.…
In my Ethical lens Inventory I found that my preferred lens is that of a reputation lens, meaning I listen to my intuition to determine what character traits and virtues will best serve the community equally. My core values are sensibility and equality. I prioritize the value of equality over autonomy. My primary concern is the well being of the whole community and I believe that assuring the communities well being is the best way to assure that individuals are treated fairly. Prioritizing the values of sensibility over rationality, believing that the best results are achieved by examining each situation in its own context rather than applying one size fits all solutions. My classical value is fortitude, meaning that I demonstrate courage and steadfastness in…
‘Religion and/or moral principles are a hindrance within medical ethics? Examine and comment on this claim, with reference to the topic you have investigated’.…
The similarities between the three are that they determine good and bad traits about a person, and with the determination of their actions, it also determines the characteristic of the person which is virtue ethics. Utilitarianism is similar that finds the good in a person. One issue is that it avoids finding the bad in a person. With the deontological ethics the product of the action is good not bad. It holds acts that are morally obligatory for consequences made by human actions. The differences between the three ethics are, utilitarianism is an act that focuses on consequences. Virtue ethics is the character of a person not the actions of a person. Deontological ethics is a reflection of a person’s morality, which is ultimately a combination of that person’s attitude.…
Throughout the years, our founding fathers through much controversy and many hard fought battles has paved and made it possible for us as U.S. citizens to live in prosperity and freedom as a country. We as citizens should give back to them for all the hard work they put forth towards making our country great and that is by being responsible. I find that this is a huge problem in our country today, there is not a lot of respect and effort towards to right things to continue making our country great. It seems like all people want to do is sit around and watch things just get worse and worse, but yet don't do anything to prevent it. There are 3 main ways, I think, we can show responsibility as an American,…
Even though there are numerous obstacles in the world that can influence the outcome of my endeavors, it is my responsibility to make the correct choices in my everyday life to ensure my academic success. Only I can decide to take charge of the career I wish to have for my future. If there are any hurdles to jump through, I must be willing to jump through them to get to my goal. Learning how effectively to manage my time to achieve balance in my academic and personal life will be critical to my success. I also have to be willing to become familiar with the tools and resources available…
A. When we take responsibility for our actions we admit that we made a mistake and we try to correct that mistake.…
I believe in responsibility. I used to think oh i can screw around in class and think i can do my homework later at home. That day when i get home i didn't do it i thought i had better things to like play games and hang out with friends. I failed test and quizzes and had tons of missing assignments and had and F in all most every class. My teachers got on me about my assignments and i would turn them in and then i would rinse and repeat, my parents took things away and i would get my grades up a little and then i would get my stuff back and then do the same thing again. Why do i believe in responsibility. I believe in responsibility because of my past experiences and you need to have responsibility throughout your whole life no matter your…
Ethical principles are what we have been taught from our family, teachers and society. In regards to an organization, workers will care about how well they perform in their duties. The Organization should consider ethics as important because workers count on the organization to set boundaries of what is correct and incorrect behavior in the workplace. Organizations may want to be conscious of their ethics to avoid such unwanted circumstances as a bad reputation, criminal activity, or the organizations workers who run the company have ethical standards and believe it is the right thing to do.…
There came a moment when I had to look at my life and claim it as my own. I put…
Accountability is normally viewed as being responsible, giving an explanation of your actions, to somebody for something. When you take 100 percent responsibility for holding yourself accountable, your performance will improve, your relationships will thrive, people’s respect for you will increase, you will be a great example for others to follow, and your self-esteem will grow. How is it that in all these areas of your life you can see such dramatic improvement? Because when you hold yourself accountable to doing the things you know you should do, you will distinguish yourself from the crowd. I am convinced if you want to advance your life personally or professionally, you must hold yourself accountable for your actions, responsibilities, and goals. Think about it. Why should it be someone else’s job to make sure you are doing the things that you know you should to be doing? When someone has to hold me accountable, because I failed to do what I should have done, I have a serious conversation with myself. My belief is that no one should have to hold me accountable for my actions, responsibilities and goals. While I appreciate others helping me get better, I am the one that must hold myself to a higher standard than my peers. Make no mistake about it. You cannot achieve any worthwhile personal or professional goal, if you don’t hold yourself accountable. The reason is simple. It’s your life! If you have to be held accountable at work, don’t expect to be promoted or to experience any type of significant career advancement. If you have to be held accountable at home by your parents, roommate or spouse, it will grow old fast and your relationships will deteriorate. Holding yourself accountable is nothing more than following through with YOUR commitments and responsibilities. It’s doing what YOU know YOU should do, when YOU should it. Whether you are 15 years old or 60 years old, let today be the day that you make the commitment to yourself that you will NEVER…