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Abstract

Bu çalışmada etik inancı ile kendi kendine denetim arasındaki ilişki araştırılmıştır.Etik inancının iki boyutu araştırılmıştır: göreceli etik ve idealizm. Anket sorusuna 125 ihracattan ve ithalattan sorumlu yönetici cevap vermiştir. Yöneticilerin verdikleri cevapların sonuçlarına göre, idealizm ile kendi kendine denetim ve kendi kendine denetim alt bölümleri arasında bir ilişki yoktur. Diğer taraftan, göreceli etik ile kendi kendine denetim ve alt bölümleri arasında pozitif bir ilişki bulunmuştur. Ancak, kendi kendine denetimin bir alt bölümü olan fazla dışa yönelik ile göreceli etik arasında bir ilişki bulunmamıştır

Keywords

• Etik, göreceli, idealism, kendi- kendini denetim, işletme

ETHICAL BELIEFS AND SELF-MONITORING

Abstract

This paper explores possible relationships between ethical beliefs and selfmonitoring. Two dimensions of ethical beliefs were investigated: ethical relativism and idealism. The data was collected from 125 managers of exporting and importing departments of Turkish firms by means of a self - administered questionnaire. The results indicate that there is no relationship between ethical idealism and selfmonitoring and its subscales. However, the results do show positive relationships between ethical relativism and self- monitoring and its subscales except for the extraversion subscale

Keywords

• Ethics, idealism, relativism, self-monitoring, business

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