2. Reflect on what you deem most eye-opening regarding ethical approaches to copy writing. (250 words max.)
There are four categories that caches my attention regarding ethical approaches to copy writing; Pragmatism, Idealism, Relativism and professionalism. Pragmatism basically means what you are solely concern about, the end results . So a little bit of deception may be okay as long as everyone benefits from it. Idealism is where you distinct between right and wrong, believing that the way you sell is as important as what you sell. There's no room for deception. Relativism is where you use your instincts and depending on the time, place and situation to tell you whether you may have taken things a bit too far. Professionalism is where you see yourself supporting your clients head on, meaning there no room to ponder on ethics and leaving it to the client. Basically you do what you’re told. Honestly there isn't a correct way of doing things because every situation is different, when you play with ethics you are contributing you personal judgment on a matter or decision which may sound good to you, but maybe bad to others, especially to a firm or client you may be working for. Because the outcome will be different, you can’t be thinking about yourself because that isn't a decision you are lavish in making, it’s for the organization’s.
written by Alief.