The Act

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1. What is the first step in the moral reasoning process? A) Define the ethical issues, B) Gather the facts, C) Make a Decision, D) Weight The consequences

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Gather the facts

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In defining ethical issues what is the primary focus? A) Identifying the stakeholders, B) Understanding the moral conflict, C) Listing alternative actions, D) Consulting with others

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Understanding the moral conflict

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Why is it important to review relevant ethical guidelines?

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To identify applicable principles issues.

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Who should you consult when faced with an ethical dilemma? A) A peer with similar experiences, B) A lawyer, C) A family member, D) A competent person such a religious leader or elder

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A competent person such a religious leader or elder

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What is the purpose of listing alternative courses of action?

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To increase the chances of finding high-quality alternatives.

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When comparing alternatives with ethical principles, what is the goal?

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To eliminate all alternatives except the one that upholds a moral value.

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What should be considered when weighing the consequences of an action?

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both positive and negative consequences

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What is the final step in the moral reasoning process?

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Make a decision

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Who claimed that morality must be rooted in feelings?

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David Hume

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He believed that morality must be rooted not in feelings or emotions.

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Thomas Nagel