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• What is the highest score in the rubric for analyzing moral dilemmas?

  4 points
• What does an "Excellent" identification of a human act entail?

  Clearly identifies the specific action and provides detailed explanation.
• What is required for a "Good" assessment of morality in the rubric?

  Evaluates the morality with appropriate application of moral standards.
• What does a "Fair" evaluation of voluntariness indicate?

  Identifies the type of voluntariness but with limited explanation.
• What is the lowest score for the consideration of modifiers in the rubric?

  Fails to discuss modifiers or provides an unclear discussion.
• What does a "Good" justification in the rubric require?

  Provides a justification linked to ethical principles with adequate support.
• What is the highest level of presentation and visual aids according to the rubric?

  Presents information clearly and effectively with engaging visual aids that enhance understanding.
• What is the moral dilemma presented in Scenario 8?


  You inherit a large sum of money from a relative who amassed their wealth through unethical means.
• What moral conflict is presented in Scenario 8 regarding the inheritance?

  Accepting the inheritance means indirectly benefiting from someone else’s wrongdoing.
• What is the main issue in Scenario 9 regarding the protest?

  The protest turns violent, and several people are injured despite the leaders not intending for violence to occur.
• How does the concept of foreseen but unintended consequences apply in Scenario 9?

  The leaders expected a strong reaction, which led to unintended violence and injuries.
• What moral responsibility do the protest leaders have in Scenario 9?


  They must evaluate their role in provoking the violence and consider their moral responsibility.
• What is the main conflict in Scenario 10 regarding academic cheating?

  A student is pressured by peers to cheat on a major exam to avoid failing the course.
• How does the concept of duress influence the student's moral responsibility in Scenario 10?

  Duress creates a situation where the student feels they have no other option but to cheat.
• What steps should be taken to address academic dishonesty according to Scenario 10?

  Implement measures to reduce peer pressure and promote academic integrity.
• What is the main issue in Scenario 11 regarding the medical experiment?

  Participants are not fully informed about the potential risks involved in a clinical trial.
• How does the principle of informed consent apply in Scenario 11?

  Participants must be fully informed about risks to make an ethical decision about their involvement.
• What moral obligations does the pharmaceutical company have toward its participants in Scenario 11?

  The company must ensure participants are informed and protected from harm.
• What is the main conflict in Scenario 12 regarding the discriminatory policy?

  The policy unintentionally discriminates against a particular group of employees.
• What should a manager do to address the issue in Scenario 12?

  The manager should rectify the unintended harm caused by the policy.
• What moral responsibilities does the manager have in Scenario 12?

  The manager has a duty to ensure fairness and address any discriminatory effects of the policy.
• What are the key components students should analyze in the group activity on moral dilemmas?

  • Identify the Human Act: What specific action is being evaluated?
  • Assess Morality: Is the act morally right or wrong? What moral standards apply?
  • Evaluate Voluntariness: Determine the type of voluntariness involved.
  • Consider Modifiers: Discuss any modifiers affecting moral judgment.
  • Justification: Decide whether the act can be justified based on ethical principles.
• What is the objective of the group activity "Moral Dilemmas and Human Acts"?

  • Engage students in exploring concepts of morality and human acts.
  • Encourage discussion and critical thinking.
  • Apply ethical principles to real-life scenarios.