Chapter 6. Sport Management. Ethical Principles

_____ is the systematic study of values guiding our decision making

_____ affect other people in a way that personal preferences do not

Few areas of sport management present managers more difficulty than _____

_____ are probably the most visible statements of a company, business, or organizational ethical philosophy and beliefs

_____ are the fundamental baseline values dictating appropriate behavior within a society

Academic discussions of morality often start with a discussion of _____ versus _____

_____ argues that moral precepts are universal; that is, applicable to all circumstances

_____ argues that what is moral depends on the situation

Which of the following does not ensure that sport managers and employees make the "right" decisions?

One of the biggest distinctions between moral decision making and other ethical decisions is