One of the most important lessons I learned from the course is that ethical action often requires us to balance competing values. For example, we may value both honesty and loyalty, but what if we are faced with a situation where we have to choose between the two? The course taught me that there is no easy answer to such questions, and that ethical action often requires us to make difficult choices.

An ethical dilemma is:Select one:a.A conflict between alternatives, whether to choose good which gives less profit or bad which gives more profitb.A conflict between alternatives, where choosing any of them will lead to a compromise of some ethical principle and lead to an ethical violationc.A conflict between alternatives, whether to choose self-interest or to choose the option which beneficial for the organizationd.Ignoring issue caused by the action

Which of the following is not a source of Ethical Dilemma?Group of answer choicesDifficulty in adhering to an ethical standardWhen standards conflict with institutional demands A conflict of loyalty existsWhen solutions seem attainable

What is Ethical Dilemmas? Explain with example.

Moral dilemmas are conflicts of duties or responsibilities, solutions must be tailored to the special details of individual circumstances

Which of the following responses to an ethical dilemma is an example of the virtues-based approach? Assessing the problem in terms of duties to the persons affected by the decisionApplying fundamental principles such as honesty, integrity and fairnessConsidering an outcome which brings the greatest benefit or the least harmReflecting on what a well-respected figure in one’s life would do