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Ethics are involved a wide range of disciplines. Mostly ethics relate to how people involved in a particular discipline are expected to behave while engaging in the field’s activities (Shove et al. 275; Mey et al. 897). One of the major research questions that may be associated with ethics is; how does the environment provided by a leader affect the ethical practices of subordinates (Grunig, 23)? The question guides the research towards determining the ways in which a leader in the group tends to affect the ability of followers to adhere or uphold ethical practices (Zhu et al. 713; Hansen 25). Also, the question can facilitate the acquisition of information to facilitate the identification of the ethical traits that a leader should possess to enhance adherence to ethical guidelines by subordinates.
Media, on the other hand, involves the collection and dissemination of information. However, information handles by the media has a great extent of significant in the society within which the firm or person operates since information is collected from the surroundings and released to the society (Tandoc and Ryan 243; Cahan 415; Christians 12). Therefore, one of the main research questions that can be associated with the media includes; what ethical guidelines should guide media personnel to minimize negative impacts on the society (Singer 210; Hanitzsch and Tim 143). Despite covering ethicality of media personality, the question facilitates the uncovering of the main negative impact that may result from violation of ethical guidelines by the media and the ways in which they can be avoided.

Immigration is concerned with the movement of people (Atwell Seate and Dana 197; Moreno-Galbis, and Ahmed 77). One of the main research questions that can be associated with immigration include; how does the host environment affect the ability of immigrants to settle? The question directs the research towards uncovering the major aspect of the host environment that affect immigrants’ lives (Berg 21; Husain 26; Browne et al. 64). Also, it facilitates the establishment of the various ways that can be used to improve immigrant experiences in host countries.
Works Cited
Atwell Seate, Anita, and Dana Mastro. “Media’s influence on immigration attitudes: An intergroup threat theory approach.” Communication Monographs 83.2 (2016): 194-213.
Berg, Justin Allen. “Explaining attitudes toward immigrants and immigration policy: A review of the theoretical literature.” Sociology Compass 9.1 (2015): 23-34.
Browne, Irene, Beth Reingold, and Anne Kronberg. “Race Relations, Black Elites, and Immigration Politics: Conflict, Commonalities, and Context.” Social Forces 3.1 (2018) 60-77.
Cahan, Steven F., et al. “Corporate social responsibility and media coverage.” Journal of Banking & Finance 59 (2015): 409-422.
Christians, Clifford G. “Ethical theory in communications research.” Journalism Studies 6.1 (2005): 3-14.
Grunig, James E. “Symmetrical presuppositions as a framework for public relations theory.” Public relations theory. Routledge, 2017. 17-44.
Hanitzsch, Thomas, and Tim P. Vos. “Journalism beyond democracy: A new look into journalistic roles in political and everyday life.” Journalism 19.2 (2018): 146-164.
Hansen, S. Duane. “Ethical leadership: A multifocal social exchange perspective.” The Journal of Business 10.1 (2011): 41-55.
Husain, Muhammad Mubarak. “IMMIGRATION, CRIME AND DEVELOPMENT: CONCEPTUAL AND THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES.” International Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Review 7.1 (2017) 22-39.
Mey, Michelle, Hendrik Lloyd, and Koman Ramalingum. “Ethical Leadership Essential for an Ethical Environment.” Mediterranean Journal of Social Sciences 5.20 (2014): 897.
Moreno-Galbis, Eva, and Ahmed Tritah. “The effects of immigration in frictional labor markets: Theory and empirical evidence from EU countries.” European Economic Review 84 (2016): 76-98.
Shove, Elizabeth, Matt Watson, and Nicola Spurling. “Conceptualizing connections: Energy demand, infrastructures, and social practices.” European Journal of Social Theory 18.3 (2015): 274-287.
Singer, Jane B. “Transmission creep: Media effects theories and journalism studies in a digital era.” Journalism Studies 19.2 (2018): 209-226.
Tandoc Jr, Edson C., and Ryan J. Thomas. “The ethics of web analytics: Implications of using audience metrics in news construction.” Digital Journalism 3.2 (2015): 243-258.
Zhu, Weichun, et al. “Ethical leadership and follower voice and performance: The role of follower identifications and entity morality beliefs.” The Leadership Quarterly 26.5 (2015): 702-718.
Appendix
Table 1: Ethics
KEYWORD: Ethics
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KEYWORD SYNONYMS RELATED TERMS SOCIAL THEORIES SOCAIL THEORISTS
Shove et al. values Balanced, Public relations theory James Grunig
Grunig, James. Public relations Symmetrical presuppositions framework James Grunig,
Zhu et al. moral character, Voice Behavioral ethics, beliefs Implicit theory of morality Hansen, Duane Job Attitudes Performance Social Exchange theory George Homans and Peter Blau
Mey et al. Roles and responsibilities, Scandals, ethical misconduct ethical pluralism Isaiah Berlin
Table 2: Media
KEYWORD: Media
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KEYWORD SYNONYMS RELATED TERMS SOCIAL THEORIES SOCAIL THEORISTS
Tandoc Jr and Ryan Web analytics, journalism audience communitarianism theory Dorothy Day
Cahan et al. Business press Media management Corporate social responsibility Howard Bowen
Christians, Clifford Global Media Standards Media Ethics Relativism Graham Sumner
Singer, Jane Digital media, Message components, a communication model agenda-setting theory, a spiral of silence theory Donald Shaw, Max McCombs, Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann
Hanitzsch and Tim journalism Democracy, discursive institutionalism, normative theory Vivien A. Schmidt
Table 3: Immigration
KEYWORD: Immigration
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KEYWORD SYNONYMS RELATED TERMS SOCIAL THEORIES SOCAIL THEORISTS
Atwell Seate and Dana Immigrants Human rights, Cultivation theory Jennings Bryant, Dorina Miron
Moreno-Galbis and Ahmed Immigrants Native employment, Reservation wage classic assimilation theory Milton Gordon, Richard Alba, Victor Nee
Berg, Justin Immigrants Immigration policies, social structural environment social interaction theory, multilevel theories Jerome Bruner, Lev Vygotsky
Husain, Muhammad Immigrants Development, immigration laws, and policies intergroup threat theory Stephan Walter
Browne et al. Immigrants race relations, immigration policy socio-cultural theories Lev Vygotsky