The Ethical Guardrails Model: A Tool for Understanding and Reducing Ethical Mistakes

Journal of Business Ethics Education 19:109-136 (2022)
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We build on the work of Moore and Gino (2015) and of Rest (1983, 1986) to develop the Ethical Guardrails Model (EGM). The EGM shows students how personal behaviors, relationships, and habits can help them to avoid ethical mistakes in the workplace. The EGM illustrates the components of ethical business behavior, incorporates a new deliberative component, specifies five ways in which ethical behavior may become derailed, and describes practices that can help a person to avoid derailment. We also describe our use of the EGM in the business ethics classroom, an experience that has changed our approach to teaching business ethics.

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