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ethical judgment

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See: conscience, responsibility


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The results of a study in which Knotts, Lopez, and Mesak (2000) examined the ethical judgments of college students indicated that one dimension of religiosity--religious commitment--was one of the factors that influenced these judgments.
Because policies and procedures were well-defined, there were very few instances in which I needed to make an ethical judgment.
In my personal awareness, there is a serious complaint that in my ethical judgment I cannot support the appointment," Mr.
 
 
 
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