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Obstacles and barriers that affect a persons moral values...?Obstacles and barriers that affect a person’s moral values: This paper is based on a highly sensitive issue that deals with the major obstacles and barriers that force a man to deviate from a standard moral value system in myriad social situations. Seemingly, little deviation has no remarkable disasters associated with it but practically, it is potentially capable of shaking the roots of a social system. The tendency to fall for glittering temptations based on self-satisfaction should be abandoned the very first time any unjustified action occurs by a person, which contradicts with the personally or socially accepted ethical standards. Still, this is an unequivocal fact...
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Values...?Values Values A ment of values for a criminal justice agency Every employee should have Strong work ethics Dependency and responsibility should be always observed Employees should possess a positive attitude Employees should exhibit adaptability Honesty and integrity should be upheld at all times Employee should work under minimum supervision and be self-motivated Employees should be have Motivation to grow and learn Every employee should have Strong self confidence All employees must uphold professional behavior at all times All employees are to show loyalty at all times Identify your core values The following are the core values for a criminal agency;...
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The Objective Validity of Certain Moral Values...Analytical Paper: The Objective Validity of Certain Moral Values The imposition of moral standards, whether through formal legislation or community values, has generated fierce debate since ancient times. The issue presented in this essay is whether all moral values are, in essence, subjective or whether certain moral values can be treated as objectively valid for all people. It is my position that some moral values are objectively valid. This is because certain individual rights deserve protection in all situations and because certain ethnic groups deserve protection...
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Moral...and Shakespeare both examine the effect of a crippling society on the character and morality of it's citizens. Wilde asserts that the restrictive nature of Victorian society caused Jack and Algernon to employ deceptive choices in their lives escape the discontent of a proper society. If Jack lived in a more liberal and understanding society he would be able to honestly pursue the activities which make him happy. Shakespeare pre-dates Wilde's point of view and intricately details in Hamlet, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, and all the characters in Hamlet, were corrupted by the degradation of Elsinore and forced into deception. If Hamlet did not exist in a corrupt society he would have not been corrupted himself. Each...
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Politics Plays..."sullen" (61) idealist and, instead of trying to enter politics on the strength of his new popularity and credibility, dedicated himself to the study of law and earned some money as a door to door salesman as well. However, Jack Burden shows that while Lucy was happy to stay on the high moral ground, Willie appeared more chagrined at the fact that "they tried to run it over me like I was dirt"(61). It is sometimes said that the worst is the corruption of the best and Willie's sullenness is perhaps the first sign of a stain on the shining armor which would quickly rust and Willie would grow tired of anyway.
Willie passes his law examinations, but is inveigled into entering politics by Tiny Duffy and his coterie of...
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Moral and Religious Censorship, Family and Religious Values.... “According to conservatives, the sexually explicit content of pornography is an affront to decent family and religious values and deeply offensive to a significant portion of citizens who hold these values. The consumption of pornography is bad for society. It undermines and destabilizes the moral fabric of a decent and stable society, by encouraging sexual promiscuity, deviant sexual practices and other attitudes and behavior that threaten traditional family and religious institutions, and which conservatives regard as intrinsically morally wrong. Furthermore, pornography is bad for those who consume it, corrupting their character and preventing them from leading a...
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Moral Values Assignment...not abstain from the unethical relation. Lori smiled and said that I could do that because he did not bother the consequences. Therefore in his presence I rang to our manager and informed him the situation that we both had been facing. I left the decision to his reasoning and said that Lori has his own reasons but (only) if it is a moral violation he could take some actions against him.
Lori was given a punishment transfer and that put an end to his affair. The real value of my decision came to light later as Lori told me that he was grateful to me because I saved his personal integrity and future with my good decision. If I had taken any other move I would have lost my friend for ever; and if I did not...
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Values...Values Values are beliefs or ideas that people believe are important to them in the way one lives or works. The values determine ones priorities and are the measures that tell one’s direction of life. Values influences a person’s behavior and attitude. Whenever one has a challenge, they can always go back to their values and make the best decision out of it. Defining personal values makes one discover what is important to them. Values help and influence the decision-making process. The best way to do this is to look back at one’s life and identify situations when they felt proud or happier of their actions. What is it...
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Drama Plays...Topic: A Raising in the Sun The play A Raising in the Sun by Lorrain Hansberry was an accurate display of the different aspects of what life in America was like for the African-Americans. It is about a family that has lost a father and the wife and children have to wisely decide on how to use the insurance money to have long-term benefits. The characters are well portrayed and help develop the themes of the play. The events unfold chronologically and as one reads the play, it is easy to relate to each individual and their individual situations. It effectively reveals the issues that were faced by most African Americans in the 1950s and sheds some light on the importance of family unity....
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Teaching Moral Values...Teaching Moral ValuesMoral values are essential attributes that people ought to display at home, in schools, and in the public. Teachers play a significant role in imparting moral values to children because the teachers spend most of the time with children. Some of the most fundamental moral values include acceptance, forgiveness, patience, mercy, honesty, hard work, perseverance, and courtesy (Sweat). Moral values are not only beneficial to the children who display them, but it is better for the society as a whole. It is hard to impart...
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