The Right Thing can help you in choosing the harder right over the easier wrong . . . appreciate why the expedient thing and the right thing are seldom the same thing . . . recognize why there is no right way to do the wrong thing.
Understand that only ethical corporations/institutions/associations will be excellent in the long run.
Can a single book strengthen the ethical fiber of individuals and businesses? Can you afford NOT to find out?
Book Title: The Right Thing: ethics inaction/ethics in action
Author: William D. Brown, Ph.D.
Description:
The Right Thing can help you in choosing the harder right over the easier wrong . . . appreciate why the expedient thing and the right thing are seldom the same thing . . . recognize why there is no right way to do the wrong thing.
Understand that only ethical corporations/institutions/associations will be excellent in the long run.
Can a single book strengthen the ethical fiber of individuals and businesses? Can you afford NOT to find out?
Editorial Reviews:
“This is a fantastic book. I found it helpful in all areas of my life as I make decisions personally, interpersonally and in business. Thank you for a worthwhile book that I will be sure to share with others.”
Details:
- Paperback: 262 pages
- Publisher: Wayne Smith Co (December 31, 2010)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 0963061011
- ISBN-13: 978-0963061010
- Product Dimensions: 8.2 x 5.1 x 0.7 inches
Author:
William D. Brown, Ph.D.
mailto:wdb@trtcle.com
Education
Ph.D. - Florida State University
M.Th. - Texas Christian University
B.D. - Brite Divinity School, Texas Christian University
B.A. - Lynchburg College
Positions
Chairman and presenter, TRT, Inc. (1990 - present)
President, The Ethics Institute (1992 - present)
Private Practice (Clinical Psychology) (1970 - present)
Academic Appointments
Chair, Dept. of Family Psychology and Community Development, University of Maryland Department Head, Dept. of Child Development & Family Relations, and Associate Professor, Human Factors Research Laboratory, Colorado State University
Professor of Family Life, Stephens College
Psychology Instructor, United States Armed Forces Institute
Publishing/Writing
Brown, William D. Board of Directors – Corporate Governance Lapdog or Watchdog?, Leesburg, VA: Wycliff Publishers, 2007
__________________ The Ethics of Legal Ethics (Vol. 1), Washington: The Wayne Smith Company, 1995
__________________ The Right Thing: ethics inaction/ethics in action, Washington: The Wayne Smith Company, 1991
__________________ Welcome Stress! It Can Help You be Your Best, Minneapolis: CompCare Publishing Co., 1983
__________________ Families Under Stress, Washington: Prentice Hall (Brady Division), 1977
__________________ “A Social-Psychological Conceptual Framework of the Family,” (Chapter VIII) in Emerging Conceptual Frameworks in Family Analysis, F. Ivan Nye and Felix M. Berardo (eds.) New York: The Macmillan Company, 1966
Affiliations
American Bar Association Center for Professional Responsibility
American Psychological Association
Potpourri
Married to Nett Brown
Two children
Seven grandchildren
Veteran, United States Navy (Submarines)