This study is a cross-cultural inquiry of ethical decision-making among Cambodian, Chinese and U.S. journalism students, and an identification of relationships between major Buddhist precepts and ethical decision-making of different demographic groups of Cambodian journalism students. Students from the three counties (Cambodia, China and the United States) identified their logic and feelings, personal values, professional conduct, and code of ethics as more relevant to their ethical decision- making than their colleagues actions, colleagues view, editors reaction, and needs of their...