world imposed moral dilemma?
1. world imposed moral dilemma?
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A World-imposed moral dilemma, on the other hand, means that certain events in the world place the agent in a situation of moral conflict. William Styron's famous Sophie's Choice is a classic example. ... The famous Sophie's Choice, as mentioned above, is a classic example of prohibition dilemmas.
2. World-imposed moral dilemma example situation
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Examples of Moral Dilemmas
You are a passenger on a sinking cruise ship with your significant other and your daughter. You have a lifeboat, but there is only room for two of you. The person who does not get on the lifeboat will surely drown.
3. Cite an instance where you experienced an self-imposed moral dilemma
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A moral dilemma is a conflict of morals, where you are forced to choose between two or more options and you have a moral reason to choose and not choose each option. An example of a moral dilemma is having to choose between saving a dog from a fire or saving your sister.
4. differentiate self-imposed vs world-imposed?
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A self-imposed dilemma is one created by the agent's own errors in judgment, such as making competing promises to multiple organizations that cannot be fulfilled simultaneously. In contrast, a world-imposed dilemma is caused by circumstances outside the agent's control.
5. The CHED announces the opening of face-to-face class in Colleges and Universities under alert level 1, 2, and 3. As a student, what kind of moral dilemma you're facing? (knowing that the opening of face-to-face classes will impose soon
Answer:
mas mabuti kung mag face to face na para mas maintindihan natin ang lahat na lecture..
6. differentiate obligation moral dilemma vs. Prohibition moral dilemma
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OBLIGATION DILEMMA are situations in which more than one feasible action is obligatory
PROHIBITION DILEMMA - involve cases in which all fessible actions are forbidden.
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7. What is the dilemma or personal battle faced by Mario in the story? How did he respond the dilemma he faced? Did you agree with his decision? Why? Answer:Explain this passage: "The world is expensive and only the rich are fit to live. The rich get richer and the poor get poorer."Answer:
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8. explain the difference between Epistemic Moral Dilemma and Ontological Moral Dilemma
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An ethical dilemma differs from a moral dilemma because it very much involves following rules rather than one's conscience, although one's conscience can certainly move an individual to consider breaking the rules.
9. Is it possible to think human beings cannot transcend because of the limitations imposed by this world? If yes, why? If no, why?
Answer:
becaous you have limited company registered in thant
Explanation:
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10. what are the different of individual dilemma between structural and organizational dilemma
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A moral dilemma is a situation in which a person is torn between right and wrong. A moral dilemma involves a conflict with the very core of a person's principles and values. The choice the person makes may leave them feeling burdened, guilty, relieved, or questioning their values.
Explanation:
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11. example of ethical dilemma and moral dilemma
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ethical dilemma:Some examples of ethical dilemma include: Taking credit for others' work. Offering a client a worse product for your own profit. Utilizing inside knowledge for your own profit.
moral dilemma:No matter what choice you make in these situations, you always end up compromising some moral value. An example of a moral dilemma is having to choose between saving a dog from a fire or saving your sister.
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Example of ethical dilemmaSome examples of ethical dilemma include: Taking credit for others' work. Offering a client a worse product for your own profit. Utilizing inside knowledge for your own profit
Example of moral dilemmaNo matter what choice you make in these situations, you always end up compromising some moral value. An example of a moral dilemma is having to choose between saving a dog from a fire or saving your sister
12. The situation or the experience you went through is a moral dilemma. What then is moral dilemma?
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A moral dilemma is a conflict situation in which the choice one makes causes a moral harm, which cannot be restlessly repaired. Take the example of how to respond when a fellow researcher needs help, but refuses your assistance.
13. ano ang mga imposible mangyari sa digmaan ng world war 1
Answer:
1.magkabati at d na magaway
2.walng patayan na magaganap
3.uurong ang mga kalaban ng wlang dahilan
4.mamimigay ng pagkain ang mga kalaban
5.walang kahirapan
6.magiinuman nalamang sila
7.wala silang dalang armas
8.magiging maunlad
9.walng masisira
10.d mag papanic ang mga tao
Explanation:
sana makatulong yan yung imposibleng mangyari sa world war
14. what are some changes that you want to impose to yourself ,your family, your community and to the country so that we can have a better world to live in
at myself i want to improve more talant, i want my family to have a more better relationship, then my community, i want to it to be clean and better, same as the country
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15. Among the three dilemmas individual organizational dilemma structural dilemma? How do the three dilemmas differ?
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Individual - conflict arrives when a person is asked to choose between two important values for him or her for example, choosing between one’s duties to his or her family one’s love for another person.
Organizational - encountered by institutions, business, or organizations in their decision-making process, at this level the dilemmas that the organizations’ experiences usually affect more than one person and they can be part of the internal group or part of an external stakeholder.
Structural - affect a network of institutions and operative theoretical paradigms like universal care, juvenile laws, and immigration. this type of dilemma can affect a community and even a society at large.
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Having to face with the pressures of meeting with the expectations of employees to increase salaries/wages annually even though the business may not be profitable or when there is an ongoing exercise to reduce and ‘cut costs’ company-wide,
the need to maintain the sales prices of some goods and services, even though the costs of sourcing and production have increased significantly,
the need to retain profits and to re-inject them back into business for business expansion and growth versus the need to keep shareholders and business investors happy by making good payouts to them,
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16. Who is described as the hard-working god who wanted to impose order over the confused world?
Answer:
Tungkung Langit
Explanation:
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Answer:
Tungkung Langit
Explanation:
Tungkung Langit was a loving, hard-working god. He wanted to impose order over the confused world. He decided to arrange the world so that the heavenly bodies would move regularly.
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17. Should we stop the progress made by Science and Technology since some of its results impose threats to our world?.
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No.because they help mother Earth
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Explanation:
Knowledge Creation and Utilization
Knowledge Creation and Utilization The essence of how science and technology contributes to society is the creation of new knowledge, and then utilization of that knowledge to boost the prosperity of human lives, and to solve the various issues facing society.
18. Recall a past experience that you consider as a moral dilemma. Briefly explain why it is moral dilemma and not just any other dilemmas.
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19. Recall a past experience that you consider as a moral dilemma. Briefly explain why it is a moral dilemma and not just any other dilemmas
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When I had the choice of studying or not
Explanation:
I had this dilemna where I had to study but I was in a funeral service I tried to keep in but it was aching there so I ran to the bathroom and stayed there for about 20 minutes my mom got mad at me.
20. differentiate moral dilemma and dilemma
An ethical dilemma is about rules. If there’s a dilemma about following rules vs. breaking rules, then you have an ethical dilemma.
Answer:
a dilemma is the most general sense in a situation requiring a choice between two options that are seem to be equally undesirable or unsatisfactory while moral dilemma is a choice between two options that are undesirable or unsatisfactory for non moral reasons.
Explanation:
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21. If slovenia is a large country in world trade, then if it imposes a large set of tariffs on many of its imports, this would
Answer:
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22. Which of the following statements is wrong? *A. Obligation Dilemmas is present in a situation which more than one feasible action are neither obligatory.B. Self- imposed Dilemmas is caused by the moral agent’s wrongdoing.C. Epistemic Dilemmas is present in a situation wherein the moral agent does not know which option is morally right or wrongD. All of these
Answer:
B. PO
Explanation:
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23. ano ang imposible mangyari sa digmaan ng world war 1
Answer:
Magdudulot ng malaking problema ang mundo sa labanan ng world war 1 kinakailangan ng maraming sundalo ng 900
Explanation:
Para sa mundo at katauhan
24. The situation or the experience you went through is a moral dilemma. What then is a moral dilemma?
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A moral dilemma is a situation where: ... There are moral reasons for you to choose each of the actions. You cannot perform all of the actions and have to choose which action, or actions when there are three or more choices, to perform.
25. write in a 5 sentence.What is the difference between dilemma and moral dilemmas?
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An ethical dilemma differs from a moral dilemma because it very much involves following rules rather than one's conscience, although one's conscience can certainly move an individual to consider breaking the rules.
26. Fromm believed that ______ is the successful solution to the human dilemma of being part of the natural world and yet separate from it.
Answer:
Answer sa ibaba
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27. Dilemma vs moral dilemma
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An ethical dilemma differs from a moral dilemma because it very much involves following rules rather than one's conscience, although one's conscience can certainly move an individual to consider breaking the rules.
Explanation:
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Dilemma arises when a person is forced to decide between two morally sound options, but they may conflict with the established boundaries of a business, a governmental agency, or the law.
Moral dilemma is a situation in which a person is torn between right and wrong. A moral dilemma involves a conflict with the very core of a person’s principles and values.
Explanation:
An dilemma arises when a person is forced to decide between two morally sound options, but they may conflict with the established boundaries of a business, a governmental agency, or the law. Some ethical dilemmas may involve following the truth versus being loyal to a friend; following the laws or rules versus having compassion for an individual’s plight; and concerns about an individual person versus the larger impact on a community. An ethical dilemma differs from a moral dilemma because it very much involves following rules rather than one’s conscience, although one’s conscience can certainly move an individual to consider breaking the rules.
A moral dilemma is a situation in which a person is torn between right and wrong. A moral dilemma involves a conflict with the very core of a person’s principles and values. The choice the person makes may leave them feeling burdened, guilty, relieved, or questioning their values. A moral dilemma often forces the individual to decide which option he or she can live with, but any outcomes are extremely unpleasant no matter what. Moral dilemmas are often used to help people think through the reasoning for their beliefs and actions, and are common in psychology and philosophy classes.
28. These dilemmas refer to ethical cases encountered and resolved by social institutions. This category includes moral dilemmas in the business, medical field, and public sector. a. Moral Dilemma b. Organizational Dilemmas c. Structural Dilemmas d. Personal Dilemmas
Answer:
C structural
Explanation:
Kasi Yun nayun structure
29. What is the diferrence between Moral Dilemma and Non-Moral Dilemma?
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A dilemma in the most general sense is a situation requiring a choice between two options that are or seem to be equally undesirable or unsatisfactory. There can be non-moral dilemmas, where the choice is between options that are undesirable or unsatisfactory for non-moral reasons.
30. How do we balance our innermost desires and limitations imposed by the outside world?
Answer:
to the gravity of the earth
