Deviations from Ethical Norms

Deviations from Ethical Norms – David Mobley’ Maricopa Index Hedge Fund was the world’s top-rated investment vehicle.  Unbeknownst to investors and the world in general, it was a massive fraud.  While you might see yourself as incapable of committing unethical acts, good people do bad things every single day.  How does this happen and most importantly, how can you prevent yourself from sliding down the slippery slope from which there is no escape.  In this course, we will use the Maricopa Index Hedge Fund case study to explore the hidden ways your brain can work against your ethical baseline and most importantly, how to prevent deviations from your ethical profile before it becomes too late.

Learning Objectives:  After this block of instruction, participants will be able to:

• Describe the effects of bounded ethicality.
• Assess how perspective, life experiences, and culture can change ethical perspectives
• Define the fundamental attribution error.
• Compare/contrast the effects of power and a leader’s mindset.
• Explain how bounded ethicality can inadvertently lead to unethical behavior.
• Describe the process of ethical fading.
• Create mental and physical triggers to prevent unethical behavior.

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