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Personal Ethics- Social Conditioning and Difference in cultures
B. Sneha John
PGP/15/137
Sec C BUSINESS ETHICS
GROUP G 4
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Refers to the sociological process of training individuals in a society to act or
respond in a manner generally approvedby the society in general
It is not just socialization..not just
inheriting norms, customs and ideologies
It involves many social structures andsocial patterns and the way they influenceus as we grow
Social Conditioning
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Who trains us to behave as we do???
Who are the major contributors in shapingour character, our lives???
Social Conditioning
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Social Conditioning
All of these play a major part, each more thanthe other
Family
Education
Popular Culture
EmploymentReligion
And many more…
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How can we say which of the factorscontributed more in molding us as we aretoday?
The role of each contributor cannot beundermined
Each plays a vital role in determining ourvalues and belief systems
Social Conditioning
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First let us see how we were sociallyconditioned since birth continuing till
date…
Social Conditioning
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We have our parents who teach us andencourage us to always live the right
way…
Parents
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Parents
It’s okay, myson! You
have ownedup for yourmistake..
I am reallysorry,
mummy! Iwon’t repeatit again..
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Teachers punish us when we do somethingwrong and help us set an example toothers…
Teachers
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Teachers
Why did youcopy? Show
me yourhand!
I am sorry
teacher!
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Friends play a major part as well…ininfluencing us to believe what is right andwhat is wrong…
Friends
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Friends
No! It’swrong!
What if weget
caught?
Come on,guys! Let’s
go!I think weshouldtry…
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Classical Conditioning: How we change ourbehavior based on others’ reaction to aparticular situation
Operant Conditioning: How we change ourbehavior depending on the outcome,whether reward or punishment
Types of Conditioning
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Innate nature is the nature we were bornwith…It refers to the behavioral traits thatwe have acquired from our parents
Nurture is the conditioning given by allfactors in our vicinity…It includes ourheredity as well as environmental factors
Nature Vs Nurture Debate
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Nature argument says that everything aperson will ever become has already beendecided by their genes…
Nurture arguments says that theenvironment in which a person grows upalso shapes a person…
Can there be a correct answer to thisdebate?
Nature Vs Nurture Debate
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Refers to the influence exerted by a peergroup in encouraging a person to changehis or her attitudes, values, or behaviourin order to conform to group norms
We feel the need to change, or pretend asif we changed, to join a particular interestgroup
Peer Pressure
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Positive peer pressureWe should
have acombined
group studythis
weekend!
Can I also join? Oh! They
are allstudying
well!
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Negative peer pressure
Let’s have abooze partytonight!!!
Wait! Letme alsocome…. What if
papacomes toknow?!
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Critics see social conditioning as
A superficial value system where you let
society dictate to you what is right
It allows for group think and a not reallyhonest life
Criticisms of Social Conditioning
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Can ‘ethics’ change along with thegeography??
Can there be an incident which is seen asnormal in one culture and unethical inanother??
Let us see…
Difference in Cultures
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In certain cultures, especially Westernculture, it is perfectly alright for youngpeople to take their own decisions…
Difference in Cultures
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Western Culture
Yippee!! Ilove thisfreedom!
Happiest dayin my life!!!
I knowdarling! Beenwaiting for so
long to getout!!
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In Indian culture, young people aresupposed to consult elders before takingany major decisions…
Difference in Cultures
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Indian Culture
I feel this iswrong! Howcan I just run
away withyou!
I knowdarling…but Ifeel we haveno choice !!
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Summary
Though criticized, Social Conditioning gives us a valuable insight as toour behavior
We have seen that many factors influence us in the way we think, wesay or we do
In essence, how we behave depends on not only nature but also nurture
Our parents, teachers and friends influence us the most because of themaximum time that we spend with them
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1. http://www.rsdnation.com/node/126659
2. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
3.
http://psychology.about.com/od/behavioralpsychology/
References
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Thank you!