"The extent to which we can think critically about ideas that conflict with our basic attitudes and values is inversely related to the extent to which we are encultured."

"The extent to which we can think critically about ideas that conflict with our basic attitudes and values is inversely related to the extent to which we are encultured." Explain in your own words.

Ethics relativism

Personal ethics are expressed in decisions and actions. Personal morals are the values that form the basis of the ethics expressed in decisions and actions. Do these definitions support or contradict the theory of ethics relativism? Explain how you have arrived at your determination. Develop an argument with premises and a conclusion to support your determination. Be sure your argument's "entailment" is logical and that the premises are true so far as you know. "Entailment” means that if you accept the premises, you must accept the conclusion as stated whether we want to or not.

Code of ethics

Develop two or three points of a code of ethics for a company you would manage in your industry. Our ethical perspective would involve concern for the consequences of our actions; impartiality; and the ability to imagine ourselves as the person or company affected by our actions. How would such ethical considerations conflict or support the code of ethics you envision for your theoretical company?

Critical thinking skills

How have the critical thinking skills you have developed while participating in your university degree program affected your approach to problem solving in your workplace? Describe a specific example you've experienced.

Explain which moral philosophy you feel is best suited for making business decisions and why.

Explain which moral philosophy you feel is best suited for making business decisions and why.