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There are numerous models or theories that guide ethical thinking. Often, three two schools of thought rise to the top as exemplars of moral reasoning because they can be distilled down to different (but possibly complementary) ways of thinking about ethical quandaries–Utilitarianism (aka Consequentialism), Deontology, and Virtue Ethics. For this forum assignment, please write at…

1) Review each of the websites below. Decide what is, in your view, the central moral issue that is at stake. There is more than one central issue — but use all three websites/links to decide what you will focus on. All four websites deal with the same issues. Please only choose one issue to…

Is ethics an important topic today? Turn on the t.v. or read the news and you’ll quickly learn the answer to that question. We’ve all developed some sense of ethics during our childhood, from our parents and family, religious institutions, educational institutions, and even from our businesses. But how well have we developed a thoughtful…

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For this final paper, you will analyze a historical ethical dilemma from any industry (e.g., healthcare, government, finance, education, tech, or manufacturing). Connect this real-world ethical failure or challenge to the course concepts explored in Weeks 17. Evaluate what went wrong, how ethical frameworks could have improved decision-making, and what future leaders can learn from…