RT Article
T1 Decision Modelling: An Objective Approach to Moral Reasoning
JF Teaching business ethics
VO 7
IS 4
SP 329
OP 340
A1 Cahn, Susanna
A1 Pastore, Joseph M.
A2 Pastore, Joseph M.
LA English
YR 2003
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1801633673
AB All agree that moral issues are difficult issues mired in philosophical, political, social, and spiritual values. It's no wonder that the process of calculating moral positions has been likened to ``eating broth with a fork.'' While insuring moral behavior is difficult, teaching moral reasoning, a noble act, is even more difficult – especially when confronted by students who, by nature or discipline, are essentially objectivists dependant upon a need to structure what most will agree defies structure. This paper suggests one way the use of decision modeling may reach to moral objectivists in a classroom setting.
K1 Moral Behavior
K1 Moral Issue
K1 Classroom Setting
K1 Moral Reasoning
K1 Decision Modeling
DO 10.1023/B:TEBE.0000005705.35440.3c