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100			_aYang, Kaifeng Gao, Canyu and Liu, Yang _956229
245			_aBehavioral ethics: Does it have a role in helping develop a better understanding of administrative ethics?
260			_aThe American Review of Public Administration
300			_a55(4), May, 2025: p.283-298
520			_aDespite considerable advancements in business and psychology, the incorporation of behavioral ethics into public administration has been notably limited. This article introduces the core principles of behavioral ethics and examines their implications for administrative ethics. While this approach has its challenges, behavioral ethics provides valuable insights into the behavioral dynamics that underlie ethical phenomena within public administration. It effectively complements normative research, enhancing our understanding of the micro-foundations of administrative ethics. Adopting a systematic, interdisciplinary, and culturally sensitive approach to behavioral ethics is crucial. This approach should utilize mixed methodologies and incorporate normative perspectives to thoroughly address the deep-seated questions at the core of administrative ethics.- Reproduced https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/02750740241305413
650			_aAdministrative ethics, Behavioral ethics, Behavioral public administration. _956224
773			_aThe American Review of Public Administration
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