Making good : how young people cope with moral dilemmas at work / Wendy Fischman [and others].
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Cambridge, Mass. :
Harvard University Press,
2004.
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Making the good worker
- Three dilemmas at the workplace
- "Good work" in a healthy society
- The path to this study
- An investigation of good work
- A study of veterans : alignment and misalignment in the professions
- Our conceptual framework
- Expectations and uncertainties
- 2. From cocoon to chaos in journalism
- Introducing the veterans
- Introducing the young journalists
- Balancing truths and consequences : tensions faced by high school journalists
- Young professionals on the move
- Navigating the moral minefield
- 3. The long windup in genetics
- How training in science has changed
- Who are the veteran geneticists?
- Who are the young scientists?
- Integrity, competition, and survival
- Wresting with ethical dilemmas
- 4. The price of passion in theater
- Meet the theater veterans
- Meet the young actors
- Personal and professional tradeoffs
- Traversing ethical faultlines
- 5. What we've learned
- Three trajectories and the quandary of moral freedom
- Initial vignettes revisited
- Comparing young journalists, scientists, and actors
- Differences across age groups
- 6. Epilogue : Encouraging good work Six factors : the route to good work
- Levers for good work : the view from inside
- Messages
- Appendix of methods
- Comparisons of responsibility
- Comparison of values
- Notes
- Index.