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Glossary Chapter 10

Glossary terms for Business Ethics: An Interactive Introduction, Chapter 10

TermDefinition
Personal autonomy Personal autonomy is the capacity to make authentic decisions about one’s own life.
Moral autonomy Moral autonomy is the capacity to govern oneself according one’s own ethical reasoning.
Physical privacy Physical privacy is the condition of freedom from intrusion by others.
Informational privacy Informational privacy is the condition of being able to control access by others to information about oneself.
Coercive threat A coercive threat is a morally unjustified declaration of the intent to cause harm.
Lie A lie is a linguistic communication which the perpetrator believes to be untrue and which the perpetrator intends to deceive his victim.
Deception Deception is a non-linguistic action or omission that the perpetrator intentionally uses to cause her victim to believe something false.
Fraud Fraud is obtaining a benefit from a victim by lying or deception.
Oppressive conceptual framework An oppressive conceptual framework is a shared set of strongly held and resilient beliefs about the world, values, and human nature that makes relationships of domination and subordination seem normal, natural, and unquestionable.
Moral right A moral right is a morally justified claim on others that imposes a correlative duty on them.
Negative right A negative right is a general right not to be interfered with.
Negative liberty A negative liberty is the right not to have one’s actions interfered with.
Negative autonomy right A negative autonomy right is the right not to have one’s decision-making interfered with.
Positive autonomy right A positive autonomy right is the right to assistance with one’s decision-making.
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