ethical training
Teaching right conduct
Ethical training refers to instruction designed to instill moral principles and standards of conduct, typically in professional or institutional contexts: All new employees complete ethical training.
The term increasingly appears in artificial intelligence, where it describes the process of shaping an AI system's behavior to align with human values and avoid harmful outputs.
In both senses, the goal is ensuring decisions conform to accepted standards of right and wrong.
- honestyTruthfulness, sincerity
- moral compassInner ethical guidance system
- right and wrongEthical distinction
- fairnessJust and equal treatment
- respectRegard with honor
do the right thing · moral reasoning · trust · good judgment · deontology · character education · professional integrity · corporate compliance · role playing · self-regulation · indoctrination · simulations · utilitarianism · consequentialism · accountability · conduct · case study · choice
- Leadership Valuesvision, integrity, honesty, transparency, accountability
- StoicismStoicism, Marcus Aurelius, Seneca, prohairesis, ataraxia
- Buddhist ethicsright action, moral conduct, ahimsa, precepts, merit
- Bushidobushido, samurai code, warrior code, honor code, samurai ethics
- moral educationmoral education, moral instruction, character education, moral development, moral lessons
- school ethicsacademic integrity, academic honesty, cheating, plagiarism, honor code
ethical trainingtechnical training
Instruction in applied skills
vocational training · skills training · rote learning · tactical training