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Ethical Thinking Framework

Ethical thinking involves recognizing issues that may present dilemmas between two positive or two negative alternatives. It requires considering whether a problem could cause harm and assessing its legality or efficiency.

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Science; provides info but not rules

Following culture-accepted norms; some are corrupt

Following Law; may serve certain interests

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Recognizing ethical issue

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Can problem damage certain people?

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Ethical Thinking Framework

Ethical thinking involves recognizing issues that may present dilemmas between two positive or two negative alternatives. It requires considering whether a problem could cause harm and assessing its legality or efficiency.

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Following Law; may serve certain interests

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Feelings; provide imp. info, eg.sympathy

Recognizing ethical issue

About what is legal or most efficient, how?

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