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What is an ethical dilemma?
What is an ethical dilemma?
- A situation where there are no conflicting principles
- A simple problem with an easy solution
- A situation involving complex and conflicting principles of ethical behavior (correct)
- A situation where no decision needs to be made
What are the fundamental ethical principles?
What are the fundamental ethical principles?
- Principle of Truth and Honesty
- Principle of Love and Kindness
- Principle of Autonomy (correct)
- Principle of Respect for Parents
When is a situation considered an Ethical Dilemma?
When is a situation considered an Ethical Dilemma?
- When some ethical principle is compromised, and there are different courses of action to choose from (correct)
- When no ethical principle is compromised
- When there are no courses of action to choose from
- When there is a perfect solution for the problem
What does the Principle of Respect for Autonomy stand for?
What does the Principle of Respect for Autonomy stand for?
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What is the purpose of the fundamental ethical principles?
What is the purpose of the fundamental ethical principles?
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Study Notes
Ethical Dilemma
- An ethical dilemma is a situation where an individual or organization is faced with a difficult decision that involves conflicting moral values, principles, or obligations.
Fundamental Ethical Principles
- The fundamental ethical principles are the foundation of ethical decision-making and include:
- Respect for Autonomy
- Beneficence
- Non-Maleficence
- Justice
Situations Considered Ethical Dilemmas
- A situation is considered an ethical dilemma when:
- It involves a difficult decision with conflicting moral values or principles
- The decision has significant consequences for individuals or groups
- The decision requires a choice between different moral principles or values
Principle of Respect for Autonomy
- The Principle of Respect for Autonomy stands for respecting the individual's right to make their own decisions and choices, free from coercion or undue influence.
Purpose of Fundamental Ethical Principles
- The purpose of the fundamental ethical principles is to:
- Guide decision-making in situations where moral values or principles are in conflict
- Ensure that decisions are made with respect for individuals and their rights
- Promote fairness, justice, and well-being in decision-making
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Explore complex ethical situations and conflicting principles in this quiz. Test your decision-making skills in moral dilemmas where you must choose between two ethically challenging options.
