Correlates and Predictors of Ethical Decision Making: A Correlational Study

Page: 346-350
Ayesha Khan and Shah Mohd. Khan (Department of Psychology, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh)

The present study seeks to uncover the important determinants and correlates of women’s psychological well-being in terms of ethical decision making and openness to change. A sample of 250 working and non-working women aged between 25-40 years was studied. The results of the study revealed the significant negative relationships of openness to change and psychological well-being with ethical decision making. Openness to change and psychological well-being also emerged as significant predictors of ethical decision making. The moderate to large amount of effect size observed through regression models. Conclusion drawn and implication of the study suggested.