over 1 year ago

Tell the story of a situation in your life where you did something that you thought was especially ethical. Explain what it was about what you did that made it so ethical, and why it was an ethical thing to do in your view.

Make it real persinal and go into detial

about 2 years ago

enthics in counselling

Create and present a realistic scenario where the counsellor violates any two (2) ethical principles of counselling and adheres to any one (1) ethical principle. After you have presented your scenario, articulate clearly which ethical principles were violated and which one was adhered to. Elaborate how harmful to both the counselor and the counselee the violations could be, and the benefits of adherence to the one principle you decided would be adhered to.

naya-minatozaki

over 2 years ago

Ethics

What is ethics and morality?

In simple explanation

Solved

kudos-decalcomania

over 3 years ago

Ethics

After a plane crash, Dr. Arizona Robbins (one of the victims) developed a life-threatening infection in her leg. She was adamantly against the surgeons amputating her leg and made Dr. Callie Torres, an orthopedic surgeon and her wife promise not to.

After a plane crash, Dr. Arizona Robbins (one of the victims) developed a life-threatening infection in her leg. She was adamantly against the surgeons amputating her leg and made Dr. Callie Torres, an orthopedic surgeon and her wife promise not to. However, when her condition worsened, Dr. Torres ordered the amputation of Dr. Robbins' leg in order to save her life. After surgery, it took Arizona a very long time to come to terms with the loss of her leg and found a hard time forgiving her wife for breaking the promise. (Source: Grey's Anatomy, Season 9, Episode 1)

In accordance to Natural Law, which actions of Dr. Callie Torres are considered ethical? Explain briefly.
In accordance to Natural Law, which actions of Dr. Callie Torres are considered unethical? Explain briefly.
Is the amputation of Dr. Robbins' leg, ethical or unethical? Answer using the Principle of Double-effect.