Lack Of Ethics Research Articles

Investigating English as a Foreign Language Classroom Management in the Mauritanian Secondary Schools

This research is conducted to investigate the issue of EFL classroom management, aiming at discovering the various types of students’ misbehavior, their reasons, and teachers’ management strategies. In accordance with these objectives, a qualitative method was employed through the use of one-to-one interview technique. The participants were limited to 14 teachers from different secondary schools in Mauritania and 102 students from three secondary schools located in Nouakchott, Boghe and Maata Moulana. The study revealed four types of misbehavior made by students: verbal, non-verbal, confrontational and non-confrontational, and the reasons were summarized as lack of time management, unfriendly relationship, inappropriate instructional methodologies, students’ disengagements in learning, poor learning environment, teachers’ characteristics, students’ low proficiency, affective attitudes, lack of ethics, and overcrowding. To deal with this issue, teachers adopted four coping management strategies: preventive, supportive, corrective and ignoring strategies. These strategies decrease the students’ disruptive behavior and contribute to their focus on achieving better academic results.

Integration of Sustainability in Risk Management and Operational Excellence through the VIKOR Method Considering Comparisons between Multi-Criteria Decision-Making Methods

In the current context, organizations face an important challenge in managing risks related to environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues. This research presents a general method for prioritizing organizational risks with a focus on sustainability based on the characterization of five typologies of organizational risks and their respective sub-risks, based on an analysis of global reports. Subsequently, paired surveys are administered to a group of experts from various sectors, who assign importance to the organizational sub-risks. Their responses serve as the basis for the prioritization of these risks, using the VIšekriterijumsko KOmpromisno Rangiranje (VIKOR) method, which highlights the following most relevant organizational sub-risks for each type of risk: (1) Lack of ethics in the conduct of business (geopolitical risk); (2) Deficit in economic growth (economic risk); (3) Chemical safety (social risk); (4) Massive data fraud or theft incidents (technological risk); and (5) Water depletion (environmental risk). Additionally, a sensitivity analysis is performed to determine the robustness of the results of the VIKOR method and then compare the correlation coefficients with respect to the results obtained in previous studies for the AHP and ANP methods. Finally, we propose the implementation of a model to manage organizational risks, which are addressed proactively through an integral vision, allowing for continuous improvement and alignment with corporate strategy by means of an operational excellence management system (OEMS).

Integrating Sustainability into Risk Management through Analytical Network Process

Sustainable risk management is becoming widely accepted, making the incorporation of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues into strategic planning areas crucial to a responsible business philosophy. This article aims to rank organizational sub-risks with a focus on sustainability, offering a methodology based on the analytical network process (ANP) method to improve decision-making and reduce misrepresentation in qualitative evaluation criteria. An integrated approach is presented, starting with the characterization of five risk typologies based on global reports and then prioritizing risks and sub-risks using the ANP method. The sustainability sub-risks with the highest level of prioritization for each risk typology are (1) massive data fraud or theft incident (technological risk), (2) deficit in economic growth (economic risk), (3) water depletion (environmental risk), (4) lack of ethics in the conduct of business (geopolitical risk), and (5) chemical safety (social risk). Finally, a cosine similarity analysis is developed to compare the results obtained with the results of a risk prioritization performed with the analytical hierarchy process (AHP) method. The differences between the methods generate a similar risk prioritization; the high similarity indicates the consistency of the relationships and the prioritization of the criteria showing convergence. It is essential to mention that the results should be interpreted cautiously, considering the specific context in which this methodology is developed, and we recommend a periodic verification of risks and sub-risks.

Organizational Risk Prioritization Using DEMATEL and AHP towards Sustainability

Risk management represents a challenge for organizations, as it includes environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues that can negatively impact organizations’ investments. This article shows a general approach for prioritizing organizational risks focused on sustainability, which is applied in a particular case. Based on the analysis of global reports such as the “Global Sustainable Development Report”, “Enterprise Risk Management-Integrating with Strategy and Performance”, and the “Global Risk Report”, five typologies of organizational risks with a focus on sustainability (geopolitical, economic, social, technological, and environmental) that support the concern for sustainability in organizations are characterized, taking into account viability and equitability. Additionally, some sub-risks are proposed for each characterized typology of risk. Subsequently, the application of paired surveys assigned to a group of experts formed by executives from the service sector, auditing and consulting firms, the oil and gas sector, the manufacturing sector, and the financial sector is carried out; the responses obtained are consolidated and used in this study as input for the application of DEMATEL and AHP methods to prioritize risks and sub-risks, respectively. The result obtained via the DEMATEL method is the following risk prioritization: (1) economic, (2) geopolitical, (3) social, (4) technological, and (5) environmental. Using the AHP method, the sustainability sub-risks with the highest level of prioritization for each typology of risk are (1) massive data fraud or theft incident (technological risk), (2) deficit in economic growth (economic risk), (3) water depletion (environmental risk), (4) lack of ethics in the conduct of business (geopolitical risk), and (5) chemical safety (social risk). The sensitivity analysis presents positive and negative values, indicating that the positive results do not generate substantial changes between the characterized sub-risks. On the other hand, the negative results indicate a notable decrease in the relative importance of the sub-risks. It is crucial to highlight that the observed variations remain within realistic limits and reflect the uncertainty inherent in decision-making in a dynamic environment.

Visualizing Racism within Medicine

The Tuskegee experiment became the public symbol and face of research medical malfeasance. Numerous scholars, literature, and science frame this study through the lens of distrust, lack of ethics and informed consent. However, Tuskegee foregrounded practices, behaviors, beliefs, and standards that already existed. History and science reveal disconnections from the historical implication of black individuals and disparate experiences within communities. Currently, medical doctors cite challenges to publishing research on race with scholarly medical journals. Biomedical research literature discusses racism within the confines of editorial and commentary features. In 2021, top editor of the Journal of American Medicine stepped down amid controversial comments about race.
 Medical doctors cite challenges to publishing research on race with scholarly medical journals. Racial disparities within medicine, scientific records, scholarly publishing, and medical literature are not silos and are interconnected. This poster is research in design illustrating their intersections and explores the following research questions:
 
 How do existing university course content describe race and ethics?
 Can racism be conceptualized as an ethical issue within medical education?
 

The role of moral disengagement and authoritarian parenting style towards cyberbullying attitude among social media users

The increase in internet users and the lack of ethics in using the internet have become one of the phenomena that trigger cyberbullying on social media among adolescents. Various internal and external factors can influence cyberbullying attitudes, including moral disengagement and authoritarian parenting style. This study examines the role of moral disengagement and authoritarian parenting style towards cyberbullying attitudes in social media users. The participants in this study were 271 junior high school students aged 12-15 years, accessing social media for more than 2 hours a day and living with both parents. The data collection method used a survey by distributing questionnaires to junior high schools in Surabaya. The scales used were Cyberbullying Attitudes, Moral Disengagement Scale, and Authoritarian Parenting Style (PAQ). The data analysis technique used multiple regression analysis. Reporting multiple regression results in the role of moral disengagement and authoritarian parenting style towards cyberbullying attitudes, R²=0.434, F(102.626), p<0.001 from the mother side and R²=0.432, F(102.003), p<0.001 from father side. However, in this study, 43% contribution comes from moral disengagement, and the authoritarian parenting style has no effect, considering that research participants are individuals in the stage of social identity confusion, so the role of peers could be more influential.

Peran Pendidikan Agama Kristen dalam Mengantisipasi Dampak Negatif Internet di Gereja Toraja Jemaat Tallunglipu

The purpose of this study is to analyze the role of Christian religious education in anticipating the negative impact of internet use by youth in Toraja Church Tallunglipu congregation. This research uses qualitative paradigm, literature study and field research in the form of interviews. Based on the results of the study, it can be concluded that the negative impact of the internet for youth is less active in fellowship, accessing prohibited sites (pornography), less socializing, and lack of ethics in speaking. In this case the role of PAK is teaching and fostering has been going well by carrying out group coaching to grow together, socialization, discussion and Bible study (PA). While the amount of mentoring is still lacking because coaching is only carried out twice a year.

The Principles of Internalization of Qawlan Ma'rufa Perspective of the Quran and it’s Relevance to Ethics Contemporary Communication

This article aims to explain the principles of qaulan ma'rufa which is one of the principles of communication found in the Qur’an. This aims to answer the public's anxiety where there is often a lack of ethics in someone's communication. This research belongs to library research, namely library research, because all of the primary data is written data, especially related to the verses of the Qur’an about the principles of qawlan ma'rufa and their internalization of contemporary communication. The main source is the Qur’an. Also displayed are sources from the hadiths of the Prophet that are related to research where there are also hadiths of the Prophet related to the research. The results of this study indicate that the principles of qaulan ma'rufa as a form of communication that bring benefit to the community must be internalized in the life of the community itself, especially since these principles are part of Islamic teachings.

Etika Interaksi Guru dan Murid Dalam Menyayangi dan Menghormati

According to his research, student ethics towards teachers include sitting in front of the teacher, speaking politely, not interrupting the teacher's conversation, listening to what the teacher is saying, asking gently and respectfully if you don't understand, attending every day, not skipping classes or falling asleep for no apparent reason. , enter the class before the teacher enters, and follow the teacher's instructions. According to him, ethics cannot be simply taught; rather, they must be internalized through habit and example. In this case we discuss the ethics of a student towards the teacher and vice versa in the context of saying love and respecting each other and in the end this article also materializes because nowadays there is a lack of ethics in everyday life so to know all of these things we must first know what is the nature of ethics and what ethics and morals are related and how these ethics are
 Keywords: ethics, teachers, compassion, students

Deporting Logic: Why the Rwanda Asylum Plan’s Lack of Ethics, Legality, Logic, & Long-Term Economic Decision Making will ultimately Doom the Policy

Deporting Logic: Why the Rwanda Asylum Plan’s Lack of Ethics, Legality, Logic, & Long-Term Economic Decision Making will ultimately Doom the Policy

Deporting Logic: Why the Rwanda Asylum Plan's Lack of Ethics, Legality, Logic, & Long-Term Economic Decision Making will ultimately Doom the Policy

Deporting Logic: Why the Rwanda Asylum Plan's Lack of Ethics, Legality, Logic, & Long-Term Economic Decision Making will ultimately Doom the Policy

Interaction of Islamic Religious Education Teachers with Students in the Learning Process

Purpose of the study: the behavior or ethics of students at SMA Negeri 2 Libureng, Bone Regency, which basically students do not comply with the rules that have been implemented at school which results in a lack of ethics owned by students so that various conflicts arise which basically damage the ethics of the students themselves such as lack of discipline, frequent fights between fellow students and the lack of developing the talents possessed by students.
 Methodology: The research conducted by the author is classified as a qualitative descriptive research carried out in the field (field research), using observation guidelines, interview guidelines, and documentation formats as instruments for collecting data on students and teachers of Islamic Religious Education subjects which are considered to provide reliable data needed.
 Main Findings: The results of the study show that there is very good interaction between educators and students in the learning process. This can be seen from the various facilities or means that greatly support the formation of the character that is expected of students to become better individuals.
 Novelty/Originality of this study: Although there is much research on the importance of ethics in teaching and the role of Islamic religious education in shaping students' moral values, there is limited research that has systematically explored the relationship between the ethics of Islamic religious education teachers and student interactions in certain contexts. educational context, especially in Indonesia. Therefore, this study aims to fill this gap in the literature by providing valuable insights into the relationship between Islamic religious education teacher ethics and student interaction in the learning process.

M3GAN: The real horror is the lack of ethics in robotics.

The popular robot horror movie M3GAN illustrates legal and ethical responsibilities that are often overlooked.

EXCHANGE RATE FORECASTING: THE FUNDAMENTAL FORECASTING MODEL

This paper is using the fundamental forecasting model, which is a monetarist theory of exchange rate determination, for the current forecasting. This theory is tested empirically by using data, spot and forward rates and a variety of macro-variables from seven different countries with respect the U.S., as our domestic country. A GARCH-M model is used to forecast the volatility of the spot exchange rate. The paper is also using a Vector Auto-regression (VAR) framework to forecast simultaneously spot (s_t) and forward (f_t) exchange rates by utilizing exogenous macro-variables, time trends, and policy instruments. Further, at the end an impulse response function and a Hodrick-Prescott filter are used to present visually the behavior of the spot exchange rate. The countries used in the empirical work are, U.S. with respect the Euro-zone, Mexico, Canada, U.K., Switzerland, Japan, and Australia. The results show that these methods are giving very good forecasting for these seven exchange rates by minimizing the standard error of the regression (SER) and the root mean squared error (RMSE). Of course, uncertainty exists always in the forecasting of any economic variables, due to unanticipated public policies (monetary, fiscal, and trade) and other “innovations” in our financial markets, plus the new philosophies (i.e., liberalism, lack of ethics, perversions, DEI, AI, wars, BRICS, etc.), official measurements, and value system in our markets, societies, and way of living.

Kurangnya Etika Dalam Lingkungan Keluarga

Ethics is a form of human behavior that is considered good in the eyes of humans which is a benchmark for whether someone in their environment is good or not. The family is one of the smallest social spheres owned by each individual. Although in a small scope, the relationships that are built between family members are closer and more intimate. This is none other than because the family is a group of people who are bound by blood relations. Ethics in the family is something that really underlies the life of individuals in society, because all good and bad human behavior is basically created in the family environment because an individual is born and lives his first life. in the family environment. Then the family becomes the main actor of an individual to have good ethics. The purpose of the research is to improve ethics and manners in the family environment. The researcher uses a quantitative research method in the form of a questionnaire containing 10 data given to 13 samples. After conducting the research, the research team concluded that there is still a lack of ethics in the family, especially for those who do not live with their families.

Next

I draw these brief lines for a simple constructive criticism of the Next theme. The theme of Next interested me right away. Genetic experiments, transgenic animals, gene patents! Themes that are not only fashionable, but that completely match our current situation. It is the nearest future, a concern and also a dream of science. With this interest, I immediately got the book and some articles and put it in front of a line to read. I would have left it before.
 Next is actually a very diverse group of characters. It begins with a lawsuit from a firm that wants to use a man's special cells for cancer treatment. Then he talks about an orangutan who speaks and swears in Dutch. Then comes a parrot that does the math and a boy half chimpanzee, half human. In the midst of all this, many unscrupulous lawyers and researchers.
 There are experiments with gene therapy, with hypotheses about the maturity gene and many others. The lack of ethics in research is expressed in every page, in every subject, in every article and in every book. And it is so expressed that it fills one's patience. All researchers are failed nerds or unscrupulous capitalists. That wouldn't be a bad thing if the manuscripts were well developed. Scientists are almost always great villains like Moreau and even some geniuses who aren't scientists but are cool like Professor Moriarty.
 The problem is that no character has depth. They are all thrown in the middle of the story flying back and forth with no solid connection. Everything has very fragile and forced ties. And there are many, many of them, most of them for no reason to be there.
 The orangutan is a more direct example of this. It appears in the manuscripts, is talked about and commented on, but seems to have appeared for nothing, along with the characters connected to it. And so it goes on and the reader or researcher is waiting for everything to come together in the end. When the end comes, the plot comes together in an ending more pitiful than the end of a Brazilian telenovela season.
 In the end, this Next set seemed to me like a series of short stories whose parts were mixed together. Nothing more. But the cool thing was to see the surnames of some important researchers in the characters. Only. I definitely don't recommend it.1, 2, 3

Five Methods of Quran Memorization in Tahfidz House of Fastabiqul Khairat Indonesia

Degradation of morals or moral decadence has attacked young generations, especially college students. Therefore, this paper aims to find out forms of moral decadence found in college students. This research uses a qualitative method with a case study approach, the data were collected through direct interviews with ten informants (college students) by using the purposive sampling technique. To strengthen interview data, the writer performed passive participation observation by coming directly to the observed location. All results of the interview were analyzed using Milles and Hauberman’s pattern. The research found nine forms of moral decadence in college students. They are: i) negligent in worship, ii)sexual promiscuity, iii) involved in drug abuse, iv) hedonism, v) revealing awrah, vi) lack of ethics, vii) impolite speaking, viii) dishonest in academics and ix) lack of time management. The results of this research can be used as initial data for future research investigating similar problems in different contexts and issues.

ETUDE CRITIQUE DU MOUVEMENT DES RECETTES NON FISCALES MOBILISEES DANS UNE REGIE FINANCIERE. CAS DE LA DGRAD RESSORT DU HAUT-UELE

This study focuses on the critical analysis of the mouvement of non-tax revenues mobilized in a financial authority. Case of the DGRAD emerges from Haut-Uélé. At the end of the investigation, the results obtained show that there is a very low level of execution of the assignments of non-tax revenues collected at the DGRAD in 2016. In 2015, on the other hand, it slightly exceeded half of the assignments.
 In addition, over the last three years of study, the level of execution is less than 50%, i.e. 1.96% in 2016, 20.42% in 2017 and 32.67% in 2018, this decrease in the rate of The execution sufficiently demonstrates this weakness in the evolution of non-tax revenues. On the other hand, over the entire period of the study, the rate amounted to 27.94% so during the four years under review, the DGRAD Ressort du Haut-Uele only generated capital losses, which led to negative differences over the entire period of the study. Another factor that explains the weakness of this development is the effort made by this financial authority. Thus, it emerges that in 2015, there was a mobilization effort of 50.7%; in 2016, its rate fell to 1.8%; in 2017, the effort made represented only 18.3% and in 2018, the effort made was 29.2%. To do this, the year 2015 being a base year, remains the one that DGRAD Haut-Uélé has mobilized considerable energy from non-tax revenues. On the other hand, the other years show a weakness in the efforts of non-tax revenues. In view of all that has just preceded, several constraints which plague the maximization of non-tax revenues are raised in particular the weakness of the Congolese tax system, the unsuitability of this system because of problems linked to taxation, the lack of ethics, the systematic reduction of the tax base, documentary fraud, neglect of the human factor, the problem of non-tax revenue collection, tax evasion and corruption.
 In view of the constraints raised previously, several strategies are possible in order to maximize non-tax revenues and actively participate in the bailout of the State fund in this case: the documentation of this financial authority, the capacity building of its agents, reduce fraud and corruption, raise awareness among taxable persons, take into account the human factor, reform the procedure relating to the basis, control and methods of collecting non-tax revenue.

بدھ مت کے اخلاقیات میں اخلاقی جہات ِ ثمانیہ ( آریہ ستیہ) اور اسلامی متقابل اخلاقی تعلیمات : ایک تحقیقی جائزہ

This article provides a comparative overview of the specific moral aspects of the two religions "Islam and Buddhism". In which, an attempt has been made to prove this, Why wars and conflict are connected to religions? Why peaceful and ethical teaching of religions are hidden from lay community? For this, I adopted comparative study and critical temperament has been used to a lesser extent in order to gain access to the distinct moral teachings from the literature of other atheists and to pave the way for the followers of different religions to expand. Where other problems and difficulties surround religions, the issues that stand in the way of religions, they present to you how religion leads to decline, the following issues: Science, Atheism, Social Interaction, Philosophy of Religions, Feminism Movements, Sectarianism/Inter sects, Secularism, Inter Marriages. These are some of the things that hinder the progress of religion. Therefore, the religious people are requested, not to ignore the above mentioned issues but to look at them and teach religious teachings and at the same time take care of them as there is a lack of ethics and work in all areas, adhering to moral teachings.

Culinary Industry Health Product in Surakarta, Indonesia: Health Policy Guaranteeing Halal and Healthy Products

AIM: This paper aims to analyze the behavior of small and medium industrial food producers in Surakarta City in ensuring the halal status of their products according to the legal policy after the enactment of Law number 33 of 2014 concerning Halal Product Guarantee. METHODS: This paper uses a juridical empiric methods and approaches. RESULTS: The results showed that 87.79% of respondents stated that halal (good and health food for Muslims) certification is important, but only 16.07% already had a halal certification. This shows that the level of compliance of Law number 33 of 2014 concerning Halal Product Guarantee is still low. Islamic guidelines on ethics as a basis can be one of the elements in legal policy of this law that can be a driving force for legal culture on food producers’ behavior in guaranteeing halal and health products. There is a close relationship between ethics and law as both revolve around human actions. Non-compliance does not only come from a lack of ethics. Respondents stated that they pay attention to the process in food production so that they are guaranteed halal and healthy, but due to technical problems and costs in obtaining halal certification, they do not register to obtain it. Halal product guarantee is legal certainty of the halalness of a product as evidenced by a halal certificate. There is no legal impact if a product is not labeled as halal because in Law number 3 of 2014, it does not require entrepreneurs to register halal guarantees for their products. However, if a product has a halal label, it will gain the trust of consumers as a choice of products to be purchased or not. CONCLUSION: Thus, halal certificates will have a positive social and economic impact.