Discuss the intersection of ethics with bias in decision making.

1. Discuss the intersection of ethics with bias in decision making. For example, how can an aid worker balance the need for a fast decision with the knowledge that without collecting adequate information first, a bias most likely will occur? Even though the article did not discuss top-down or bottom-up decision analytics, many of the concepts are directly related. Relate what you observed in the white paper to the science of decision analysis.
2. Draw a logical model and its associated physical model (attach as a PDF) that is applicable to Third Star Financial (back story below) and post it to the discussion. In your discussion, describe the different components of your logical and physical models, such as the use of an index on a table, the creation of a view if applicable, or the choice of a primary key on a table. Your entities (tables) should contain enough attributes to capture all of the data that is needed. Consider your data types carefully as well. In your discussion, you may also want to elaborate on why you chose a data type and its length.

SAMPLE SOLUTION

The intersection in ethics and decision making are essential for businesses.  Managers should ensure that their decisions are not bias and follow the ethics.  The managers should make proper decision to prevent the resistance from their employees (James et al. 2013). The decision should also follow the ethical standards of the community where the business is situated. According to the article, the humanitarian sector has various instances of decision making. The analysis of information is made in the humanitarian sector in a formal and informal manner.  The article also emphasizes on the psychology of decision making when faced with complex problems. Many people prefer the simple methods of decision making which are referred to as “heuristics” by the psychologists (James et al. 2013).  These methods direct the decision making in different directions.  One of the challenges that encourage…