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ethical predisposition: a standalone construct

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Business ethics

a person's stable tendency to favor particular modes of ethical reasoning, such as rule-based or outcome-based, when facing moral decisions.

In business ethics, ethical predisposition refers to a person's stable tendency to favor particular modes of ethical reasoning, such as rule-based or outcome-based, when facing moral decisions. This meaning comes from Brady (1996) in Journal of Business Ethics.[1]

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References

Brady, F. N., & Wheeler, G. E. (1996). An empirical study of ethical predispositions. Journal of Business Ethics, 15(9), 927-940. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf00705573

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