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15 Matching questions

1. Second step A. Determine the facts of the situation

B. When decision makers fail to notice gradual changes over time

2. Moral imagination

C. Involves considering our role as friend, son, spouse, institutional and

3. Bounded ethically
might be institutional as manager, teacher, students that carry a
range of expectations, responsibilities and duties
4. Sixth step

D. Involves considering roles and responsibilities of a specific

5. First step profession attorneys, accountants, auditors, financial analysts, and
broader questions of social responsibilities and justice
6. Cognitive barriers
E. Compare and weight the alternatives
7. Change blindness
F. Ignorance, considering limited alternatives, choosing simplified
8. Third step decision rules, satisfying the minimum decision criteria "satisficing",
lack of courage, respond to peer pressure
9. Personal decision making
G. Identify and consider all of the people affected by a decision often
10. Fifth step called stakeholders

11. Fourth step H. Monitor and learn from the outcomes

I. Creativity in identifying options, consider all the available

12. Inattentional blindness
alternatives

13. Perceptual differences

J. Identify if it is an ethical decision or issue

14. Professional decision making

K. Inability to recognize ethical issues or shorsightedness about values

15. Normative myopia

L. Make a decision

M. Demands of the executive life, causes an overreliance on intuition

rather than on intentional deliberation due to no time for reflection

N. How individuals experience and understand situations (this can

explain many ethical disagreements)

O. Focusing failures, missing all of the surrounding details when we

focus on the wrong thing or fail to focus