Conflict of Commitment is an academic concept referring to a situation in which an individual’s external obligations or activities interfere with their primary professional responsibilities to an institution, thereby compromising the time, energy, or loyalty required for fulfilling their core institutional duties.
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Moral Conflict and Its Structure
David O. Brink · The Philosophical Review · 1994 · 163 citations
Conflict of commitment in clinical research.
Jane Loevinger · American Psychologist · 1963 · 13 citations
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- The Journal of Law Economics and Organization
LEO · 1 publications · 68 citations
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- The Philosophical Review
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- Professional Ethics A Multidisciplinary Journal
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- American Psychologist
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