Moral Studies

In today’s society, people put money on expensive or luxurious items in order to have a better appearance and to bring them happiness. Walker concerned about the society's definition of “ Valuable” and how human put values on objects. She points out people should place value on love, family and friends instead of diamond, gold and other materialistic things.

In resolving conflict, ask the question, “How do we keep this from happening again?” The first thing is to be objective. This helps in managing conflict by keeping team members focused on the problem at hand (Huber, 2007)

In the face of conflict one must look for objective criteria with which to resolve conflict is essential. Always keep in mind the aspiration for long term relationship building. We never know when we would meet our counterpart, another representative of his or her organization or a common acquaintance

What is conflict? Even something as basic as a universal definition for the word conflict seems to vary from source to source. A literature review focusing on conflict defined it as “the interaction of interdependent people who perceive incompatibility and the possibility of interference from others as a result of this incompatibility” (Brinkert 2010). Often times the disagreement results not from a concrete difference, but rather a difference in perception (Ellis & Abbott 2012). One of the most important factors effecting conflict management is the resolution style used. The most often used tool for classifying how conflict is managed is the Thomas-Kilmann Conflict Mode Instrument (Iglesias & Vallejo 2012).

After hearing from all parties involved in the conflict, participants are sometimes able to come up with a resolution for the problem they are facing

In our daily life we hope that there is an innermost balance of morality, evidently determining how we act and react to various situations. However, it is not always clear what that reasoning is, if the sense of morality in each of us is actually a social inventive to do the right

Newsstands proclaim it. Talk shows trumpet it. Scandal, murder, and deception! People share a common disdain for these evils, scorning those who commit the dirty deeds. Laws are upheld to prevent people from doing “bad” things, but how do people come to an agreement on what is truly wrong? Even as society moves away from traditional teachings and perspectives, many acts are still universally looked down upon. Throughout history, the majority of civilizations have held surprisingly similar moral ideals regarding acceptable and unacceptable behavior. Although moral relativists believe that morality is individually determined, there is, in fact, an objective moral standard that governs all humanity, because a sense of right and wrong is universal, transcends time and culture, and is evident in the majority of people.

When examining these issues, it’s possible to determine which conflict that is being dealt with by looking at the cues that are provided. These cues include end goals related to the conflict, flexibility, and the interests of the parties involved within the conflict. Realistic conflict involves issues that can solved when party are willing to work towards a common goal, and nonrealistic conflict occurs when they are trying to win. Nonrealistic conflicts will consist of less flexible parties, and are best handled with fore or coercion to reach an end goal. This will stop the conflict from escalation or being all together avoided by the members involved. Conflicts that are readily identified can be controlled, and the best solutions can be

morality is made out of our own sense of right and wrong-it is constructive and can

Moral theology helps ethicists study human behavior, and ethics is at the heart of theology. The study of moral theology and ethics can be seen in many issues that plague society today, specifically abortion. Abortion is the premature ending of a fetus’s life for any number of reasons. It is a Christian issue, not a legal one and in Hauerwas’s work, he addresses Christians, not society. However, just because abortion is a religious issue does not mean that it is not debatable from different public perspectives. The debate about abortion is not about American public policy but about a personal and moral concern. Therefore, this does not mean it is a private argument. Hauerwas condemns abortion from a Christian perspective. His personal

 Morality is based on spiritual and personal beliefs and on accepted standards for the respect of others.

People have tried to understand and define morality for thousands of years. It is and has been a complex issue that seems to elude simple answers, but many would agree that morals are principles that distinguish between right and wrong, usually in

Morality –principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong or good and bad behaviour (Oxford University Press, 2014) — has been a topic of discussion for centuries. From Aristotle’s work on ethics in “Nicomachean Ethics” to Nietzsche’s perspective in “Beyond Good and Evil”, morality has been a widely controversial topic that arises amongst different cultures and societies over time. As it has been addressed overall, morality allows people to aim to behave accordingly to principles that have been deemed as “good.” These principles permit us to grow and develop as individuals and as members of a group (i.e. family, society, culture) that promote ideals of good; ideals that for the most part have been widely accepted. Therefore,

It depends upon various situational factors which conflict model we choose. Undoubtedly, the deep understanding of this well accepted model will improve my effectiveness by identifying attitude of subordinates and will help me to choose the right model to solve the disputes.

Morality is concerned with (a) In a given situation what should be or not to be done, (b) what is the right or wrong way to handling any situation, (c) what is the good or bad decisions about the persons, policies and principles involved in any situation. If an act is said to be ethically correct or a rule is said to be ethically fine, then they are said to be had some moral reasons in supporting it.