lesson 2

• the capacity to see things more than it already is

  reason
• the principle of being fair and detaching oneself from biased and prejudice

  impartiality
• it is to become someone that see things neutrally

  impartial person
• it requires basic judgment that are based on objective criteria

  principle of justice
• when making a moral decision, a person shall not look at the bias surrounding the situation but instead, will hear both sides of the argument

  impartiality thesis
• stating the main issue of the moral argument

  state the problem
• gathering of the factual information and addresses the non ethical issues 


  check the facts
• identifying the involvement of things/person and other considerations 


  identify relevant factor s
• creation of the alternatives

  develop a list of options
• give the 8 test options

  • harm test
  • organization test
  • publicity test
  • virtue test
  • defensibility test
  • reversibility test
  • professional test
  • business test
• identifying whether the problem was solved

  make a choice between choices 1-5
• reviewing the previous actions done

  review step 1-6