Integrate prior learning to evaluate issues related to ethics, corporate social responsibility, corporate governance, sustainability, globalization and Indigenization as related to the role of business in society
Required computer hardware and software
If not yet finished, complete all the Formative Assessments
Self-Fulfilling
Prophecies
Source: Stark, G. (2011). Put Me in Coach, I'm Ready to Play. In
Marques, J., Dhiman, S. & Biberman, J. Stories to tell your
students: Transforming toward organizational growth. Palgrave. pg.
89-91.
Reflection
Points = "Self-fulfilling
prophecies are often unintended and we are often not aware of the original
beliefs or perceptions that result in a self-fulfilling prophecy. They can
be especially harmful to women or minorities. An awareness of the process
can help short-circuit it."
Weight ('Fat - Thin' IAT). This IAT requires the ability to distinguish faces of people who are obese and people who are thin.
Debrief = Now that we see that people have both self-fulfilling prophecies they tell themselves and implicit bias against others, how do you see this being relevant to discussions of business and professional ethics? Where are the overlaps?
Using the voting options in Teams, we'll decide as a group what to do in each scenario. Then, we'll debrief on how it went and what it means to make such decisions in the business world.
Ways to think through problem solving using available tools.
Chevallier, A., & Enders, A.(December 2019). Not all problems are created equal: How to identify and approach dilemmas. IMD. https://www.imd.org/research-knowledge/articles/not-all-problems-are-created-equal/
