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	Ethical relationship - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		An ethical relationship, in most theories of ethics that employ the term, is a basic and trustworthy relationship that one has to another human being, that cannot necessarily be characterized in terms of any abstraction other than trust and common protection of each other's body.
		Family role theory extends this to study paternalistic, maternalistic and sibling roles, and postulates that one's later relationships are formed largely in order to fill the roles one has grown to find comfortable as part of one's family environment - the family of origin thus setting pattern for the family of choice.
		As contrasted to theories of ethics that derive from social dispute resolution, or the meta-ethics as defined in Western moral philosophy, ethical traditions emphasizing abstract moral codes expressed in some language with some judgemental hierarchy, ethical relationship theories tend to emphasize human development.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ethical_relationship (560 words)

	District of Columbia Legal Ethics
		DC Ethics Opinion 28 (1977) stated that a second lawyer cannot provide competent representation to a client (though he may consult with and advise the client) in a matter in which the client already has a lawyer unless the first lawyer knows of and consents to the dual representation or withdraws from the case.
		The Legal Ethics Committee opined that, because the lawyer did not need the client's participation in the appeal, the lawyer should continue to represent the client in the way he thought appropriate and should renew his efforts to contact her.
		All that is required to establish a fiduciary relationship between a lawyer and her client is a manifestation by the parties, either "explicitly or by their conduct," of their intent to create an attorney-client relationship.
	www.law.cornell.edu /ethics/dc/narr/DC_NARR_1_01.HTM (10610 words)

	Journal of Social Work Values and Ethics - Dual Relationship Legitimization and Client Self-Determination
		As a fiduciary, the social worker is expected to (1) practice with integrity and to act in accordance with her professional standards of conduct and (2) respect the inherent rights and dignity of the client (Black, 1991).
		As a fiduciary relationship is based on unequal power and responsibility, it is the social worker's obligation to resist abusing this power and to practice in an ethical manner (Kutchins, 1991).
		In its simplest definitional form, non-sexual dual relationships in social work practice are relationships that occur when a social worker assumes a second relationship with a client that may cause actual or potential conflicts between their professional duties and their social, religious or business relationships (Kagel and Giebelhausen, 1994; Reamer, 2001; Reilly, 2003).
	www.socialworker.com /jswve/content/view/30/44 (4590 words)

	NursingWorld \| OJIN Ethics Column: "Relationship of the ANA Code of Ethics to Nurses’ Collaborative Efforts"
		Collaboration is first mentioned in provision 1 of the Code, interpretive statement 1.5 entitled "relationships with colleagues and others." This part of the Code states that "the nurse values the distinctive contribution of individuals or groups, and collaborates [italics added] to meet the shared goal of providing quality health services" (ANA, 2001, p.
		One example of this can be found in provision 1 of the Code, interpretive statement 1.5 that states "the nurse maintains compassionate and caring relationships with colleagues and others with a commitment to the fair treatment of individuals, to integrity-preserving compromise, and to resolving conflict" (ANA, 2001, p.
		Further, provision 2 of the Code, interpretive statement 2.2 indicates that "nurses must examine the conflicts arising between their own personal and professional values, the values and interests of others who are also responsible for patient care and health care decisions, as well as those of patients" (ANA, 2001, p.
	www.nursingworld.org /ojin/ethicol/ethics_16.htm (1025 words)

	Multiple relationships and APA's new Ethics Code: Values and applications (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The definition states that a multiple relationship arises when a psychologist is in a professional role with an individual, and that, in addition to this professional role, one of three other conditions is met.
		A psychologist refrains from entering into a multiple relationship if the multiple relationship could reasonably be expected to impair the psychologist's objectivity, competence, or effectiveness in performing his or her functions as a psychologist, or otherwise risks exploitation or harm to the person with whom the professional relationship exists.
		The APA Ethics Code recognizes that because of the many roles psychologists assume in their work, family, community and social lives, multiple relationships arise in unexpected ways.
	www.apa.org /monitor/jan04/ethics.html (1122 words)

	APA Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Whether or not a psychologist has violated the Ethics Code does not by itself determine whether he or she is legally liable in a court action, whether a contract is enforceable, or whether other legal consequences occur.
		In addition to actions for violation of the Ethics Code, the APA Bylaws provide that APA may take action against a member after his or her conviction of a felony, expulsion or suspension from an affiliated state psychological association, or suspension or loss of licensure.
		A prior professional relationship with a party does not preclude psychologists from testifying as fact witnesses or from testifying to their services to the extent permitted by applicable law.
	www.apa.org /ethics/code1992.html (8451 words)

	Mei Pang
		In the course of economic reform, the relationship of "Yi" and "Li" was interpreted into the relationship of "efficiency" and "fairness".
		Within a business, the pursuit of a harmonious relationship between the employer and its employees and the relationship among the employees were valued rather than the pursuit of profit.
		Nevertheless, differences in business ethics between the two cultures should be identified, such as bribery and the use of business connections and relationships to move ahead.
	www2.hawaii.edu /~pang/ChEthics.html (879 words)

	SPIRITUALITY AND APPLIED ETHICS: AN AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE
		The term ‘ethics’ can be used to include normative ethics--thought about the basis and justification of moral rules and principles; meta-ethics--the meaning of moral terms; applied ethics--the nature, content and application of specific moral guidelines; and, descriptive ethics--accounts of how people actually behave in situations requiring moral action.
		Ethics, in traditional and contemporary Yorùbá society is not just about the nature and quality of interactions between sentient natural beings.
		Applied ethics is the bridge between morality and moral theory, and it is concerned with the application of a systematic moral theory to human conduct.
	www.westafricareview.com /vol3.1/abimbola.htm (10988 words)

	arbyte.us: Ethics: Emergencies and Obligations - Part 3 - Ethics and Politics
		The clearest example of a strong relationship between ethics and politics is is that of the former Taliban government of Afghanistan, explicitly ruling according to fundamentalist Islam.
		In nonfundamentalist countries, the same relationship is often assumed to hold, or desired to be held.
		Many laws are, unfortunately, grounded in the notion of politics as an extension of ethics.
	arbyte.us /blog_archive/2005/01/Ethics_E_O_3.html (1136 words)

	Ethics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		In most Professional Ethics workshops and textbooks, practitioners are trained that the giver must always have more power and control than the recipient.
		However, creating an equal relationship is possible—in fact it is the natural state, or essence, of each person.
		He created equal relationships during the workshops he provided, never making himself an elevated teacher role, always assuming that the others were at least as wise as himself, and therefore he asked them the questions.
	www.meltingmuscles.com /ethics_workshops.htm (235 words)

	International Association of Coaches - Ethics
		Due to the personal nature of most coaching relationships, this Ethics Code provides the framework and values upon which professional coaches base their practice.
		A code is adopted by a community because its members accept that adherence to such rules, including the restrictions this implies, is of benefit to all, inside and outside the community alike.
		Coaches agree to terminate a coaching relationship when it becomes clear that the client is no longer gaining benefit (or is being harmed) from the coaching relationship.
	www.certifiedcoach.org /ethics.html (3059 words)

	The Ethics of Touch :: Sample Codes of Ethics
		I understand that any sexual or romantic relationship is potentially distracting and possibly even harmful for the guest who has come here to do inner work.
		I understand that the purpose of the Ethics Team and this agreement is to protect the environment of sanctuary for the guests and to support the clarity, consciousness and self-responsibility of individuals.
		I understand that the Ethics Team develops an individual approach to each situation in a dialogue between the individual(s) and a team member or members.
	www.theethicsoftouch.com /?page=/codes/codes012.php (794 words)

	1996 AC Statement of Ethics for Congregations in the Church of the Brethren
		Although spelling out details of congregational ethics in relationship to its ordained leadership goes beyond the scope of this paper, failure to clarify the theological basis for the congregational dimensions of ministerial ethics would be negligent.
		As with the paper on ministry ethics, this statement on congregational ethics is not to be regarded as a legal document.
		In Ephesians 5, the relationship between Christ and the church is used as the model for the covenantal relationship that should exist between husband and wife.
	www.brethren.org /ac/ac_statements/96Ethics.htm (6581 words)

	Syllabus Exchange Catalog
		Ethics, Nursing Ethics, Public Policy, Physician Nurse Relationship.
		0265 Ethics and the Epidemic of HIV Infection and AIDS; LeRoy Walters, Ph.D.; Church of the Pilgrims, Washington D.C; 1990 (Fall).
		0266 Ethics, AIDS and the HIV Infection; LeRoy Walters, Ph.D.; Georgetown University, Kennedy Institute of Ethics; 1990 (Spring).
	wings.buffalo.edu /faculty/research/bioethics/catalog.html (9610 words)

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		Similar consideration can be applied to bribery, We all agree that accepting bribes is a violation of professional ethics, but we may not always find it easy to determine what is and is not a bribe.
		Their titles are, respectively: "Ethics and Professionalism in Engineering: Why the Interest in Engineering Ethics?;" "Basic Concepts and Methods in Ethics;" "Moral Concepts and Theories;" and "Engineering Design: Literature on Social Responsibility Versus Legal Liability." Also, much of the discussion in the ASME vs. Hydrolevel case will be found relevant to this case as well.
		In some situations, however, accepting them may be a serious breach of business and professional ethics, and perhaps even a violation of the law.
	ethics.tamu.edu /ethics/giftgive/giftgiv1.htm (6051 words)

	LegalEthics.com: The Intersection of Ethics and the Law
		Simply having a visitor agree that an "attorney-client relationship" or "confidential relationship" is not formed would not defeat a visitor’s reasonable understanding that the information submitted to the lawyer on the lawyer's web site is subject to confidentiality.
		Adopting the position that, for purposes of access to discovery materials during litigation, a patent attorney or agent is not engaged in "competitive decision making" and so, without more, may have access to proprietary materials from the opposing party.
		In contrast, a recent Interim opinion from California suggests that lawyers can avoid creating a confidential relationship only by specifically denying any obligation of confidentiality in order to avoid disqualification by a prospective client using the firm's website.
	www.legalethics.com (2296 words)

	Ethics Advisory Opinion No. 254
		In this opinion the Texas Ethics Commission addresses the permissibility of a legislator's use of political contributions to supplement the salaries of state employees under his or her supervision.
		This opinion considers the permissibility of two different methods of doing so: by giving political contributions to the state to be used to offset part of the state's cost of paying salaries to certain employees and by paying political contributions directly to the state employees.
		The Ethics Commission cannot opine on whether there are other statutory provisions regarding the payment of state salaries that would disallow this indirect method of supplementing state employees' salaries.
	www.ethics.state.tx.us /opinions/254.html (650 words)

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		Ethics, Morality, Deontological Ethics, Teleological Ethics, Bioethics [0038] Graduate Ethical Theory; Tom Beauchamp, Ph.D.; Georgetown University; 1990 Fall.
		Ethics; Nursing Ethics; Paternalism; Confidentiality; Self Determination; Informed Consent; Patients' Rights [0205] Undergraduate Ethics Multi-Course Sequential Learning in the Undergraduate Curriculum at the University of Minnesota School of Nursing; Laura Duckett, Ph.D., R.N., Muriel Ryden, Ph.D., R.N.; University of Minnesota; 1992 October.
		Ethics Theory; Moral Development; Caring; Codes of Ethics; Ethics Committees; Resource Allocation [0402] Undergraduate Nursing Issues and Trends in Nursing; Patsy Duphorne, R.N., M.N.; University of New Mexico; 1995 Fall.
	wings.buffalo.edu /faculty/research/bioethics/catalog2.html (11408 words)

	Online Ethics Center: The Supervisor-Trainee Relationship (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The relationship between trainees and their research supervisors is usually formative for the trainee.
		This is especially true when the research supervision occurs over a extended period and when the research is the trainee's main activity.
		To have an open and candid discussion of potentially sensitive topics and thus establish that all matters of research conduct are discussable and strengthen trust within the research group.
	onlineethics.org /reseth/mod/advis.html (905 words)

	A Relationship Between Ethics, Morality, Evolution, Psychology, Culture and Genetics. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		From all these we may learn what life is, what the human is, the relationship between the two, and the behavioral responsibilities of the individual human.
		The knowledge forming the basis for 'Human Ethics and Morality' is contained in the 'Evolution and Genetics' section under the main index.
		Communication depends on a reciprocal understanding and agreement on the relationships between words and concepts.
	www.onelife.com /ethics/index.html (257 words)

	Ethics Committee - Colorado Bar Association
		The Colorado Bar Association Ethics Committee is a standing committee of the Colorado Bar Association, staffed by approximately 90 Colorado attorneys, existing for the purpose of giving ethics advice to Colorado attorneys.
		The Ethics Committee is NOT associated with the Colorado Supreme Court, the Presiding Disciplinary Judge, the Attorney Regulation Committee, or the Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel.
		Committee Opinions, whether informal written opinions or published formal Ethics Opinions, are issued for advisory purposes only and are not in any way binding on the Colorado Supreme Court, the Presiding Disciplinary Judge, the Attorney Regulation Committee, Attorney Regulation Counsel, or the Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel and do not provide protection against disciplinary actions.
	www.cobar.org /group/index.cfm?EntityID=CETH&category=399 (413 words)

	APA Ethics Code
		However, compliance with or violation of the Ethics Code may be admissible as evidence in some legal proceedings, depending on the circum- stances.
		If neither law nor the Ethics Code resolves an issue, psychologists should consider other professional materials and the dictates of their own conscience, as well as seek consultation with others within the field when this is practical.
		Psychologists appropriately take into account ways in which the prior relationship might affect their professional objectivity or opinions and disclose the potential conflict to the relevant par- ties.
	www.csulb.edu /~psy301/apaethicsco.html (7976 words)

	Center for Education - Ethics In Management (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Emphasis is placed on the way ethics affect thinking, relationship development, policy formation, and professional conduct in the workplace.
		Students develop the skills to understand and integrate constructive ethics into practices that support the success of the employee and organization.
		Examine the relationship between ground rule dynamics and the continuous improvement process.
	www.ce.com /education/Ethics-In-Management-10086684.htm (277 words)

	University of Virginia News Story
		In a two-day symposium –"Ethics and Aesthetics in Modern Architecture" – sponsored by the University of Virginia Institute for Practical Ethics and the School of Architecture, designers, historians, theorists and writers from diverse backgrounds will gather to explore the complex issues that underlie the relationship between ethics and esthetics in architecture.
		Conference participants will join U.Va. art and architecture faculty in round table discussions, lectures and presentations to explore issues connecting ethics and aesthetics with history, politics, nature, sustainability, style, construction, gender and architecture’s impact on everyday lives.
		Slutzky is co-author of the book "Transparency," which explores the relationship between art and architecture.
	www.virginia.edu /topnews/releases2002/ethics-march-21-2002.html (656 words)

	COM 427 Communication Ethics Lecture
		• The “doing of ethics” is not a set of rules posted on the wall.
		• The “doing of ethics” is knowledge that changes the knower.
		• Your obligation is, first and foremost, to the relationship.
	academic.regis.edu /jgschwin/427lecoutline.10.htm (331 words)

	Vitell and Davis (1990) The relationship between ethics and job satisfaction: an empirical investigation
		Vitell and Davis (1990) The relationship between ethics and job satisfaction: an empirical investigation
		The relationship between ethics and job satisfaction: an empirical investigation
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	www.getcited.org /?PUB=103351683&showStat=Ratings (98 words)

	AMA (Ethics) AMA-MCW online fellowship
		The Institute for Ethics at the American Medical Association (AMA), together with the Medical College of Wisconsin's (MCW) Graduate Program in Bioethics, now sponsors an Online Fellowship in Physician Ethics and Professionalism.
		This program is a unique opportunity for physicians on Institutional Review Boards, Privacy Boards, and ethics committees or for those who want to learn more about applied ethics.
		Learn how the AMA establishes ethics policy and the code of ethics that sets the standard for physician professionalism.
	www.ama-assn.org /ama/pub/category/7549.html (267 words)

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