Write a case study on a major company and how they have handled an ethical decision. Please
introduce the company, provide background information on the ethic issue, and what the
company did to deal with the issue. Make sure you include how employees and the general public
responded to this. Do you agree with the steps that the company took? What suggestions would
you make?
The case study should be between 7-10 pages long. You should have at least
three references.
The company shouldn’t be Sanlu, KFC – Kentucky Fried Chicken, Toyota, Google
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Ethical Decision- Making
The purpose of this assignment is to develop the ability to apply professional values, codes of ethics, and a decision-making model to the process of ethical decision making.
The ethical dilemma below read and analyze, applying the American Counseling Association’s (ACA) Decision-Making Model as outlined in the document, “A Practitioner’s Guide to Ethical Decision Making.” Divide the body of your paper—formatted in current APA style—into the steps outlined in the ACA document, making sure to address all questions for each section.
The body of your paper must be 6–9 pages. Your paper must also include an abstract, title page, and reference page, all in current APA style. Your paper must be well-thought-out and demonstrate critical thinking.
Ethical Dilemma
Lakia, a counselor in a public high school, decides to start a “relationship skills” group for juniors and seniors. She posts an advertisement for the group in the school counseling office. Her advertisement provides minimal information, including the name of the group, the date and time of the first meeting, and the contact number of the school counseling office secretary. Lakia instructs the secretary for the school counseling office to admit the first nine students who call to enroll. The secretary adds students to the group as they call in, irrespective of the nature of their problems, their personal goals for the group, or their previous experience with groups. At the first meeting, nine students show up, including seven females and two males. Having never talked with or met the students before, Lakia begins by asking them to share why they have come to the group. One of the males, Robert, shares that he was new to the high school this year, and had just been released from a detention center after serving one year for domestic violence. Robert states that he has anger issues especially directed at women. At break, five of the females leave and do not return to the group. Robert breaks down in the group and states that he is going to kill himself when he gets home.
Item Points Possible Points Given
Title Page
• Title summarizes main idea of paper
• Page header flush left with page number flush right at top of the page (caps)
• title in upper and lowercase letters centered in upper half of page
• title < 12 words in length
• author's name: first name and last name (No titles or degrees) 5
Abstract
• Provides brief, comprehensive summary of contents
• 150-250 words in length
• Single paragraph/no indentation
• Abstract centered, upper & lower case 5
Step I: Identify the Problem
• Outlines the facts
• Correctly identifies problem
• Identifies problem as ethical, legal, professional, and/or clinical
• Identifies problem as related to self, client, institution, agency 20
Step II: Apply the ACA Code of Ethics
• Identifies all applicable ACA ethics codes
(If school counseling dilemma selected, use ASCA Ethical Code). 20
Step III: Determine the Nature and Dimensions of the Dilemma
• Correctly identifies moral principles of the profession
• Identifies relevant professional literature that applies to dilemma
• Identifies persons that would be consulted 20
Step IV: Generate Potential Courses of Action
• Lists all potential courses of action 20
Step V: Considers Consequences & Determines Course of Action
• Describes potential consequences and implications for each course of action
• Identifies best course of action and explains why 10
Step VI: Evaluate the Selected Course of Action
• Reviews the selected course of action to see if it presents any new ethical problems
• Applies the tests of justice, publicity, and universality 10
Step VII: Implements the Course of Action
• Describes what steps will be taken to implement course of action 10