https://www.ted.com/talks/sarah_stroud_ethical_dilemma_would_you_lie?utm_campaign=tedspread&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=tedcomshare Here is the link to the video Here are the instructions Your Ethical Dilemma Your plan to set up your friend Carey with your acquaintance Emerson is finally coming together. You’ve made them a dinner reservation, but suddenly realize that there’s a problem: Carey is always late. You really want this relationship to work— what if you told Carey dinner was at 6 instead of 6:30, so they arrived on time? Is it okay to lie? Your Assignment Take a moment and review the video on this ethical dilemma. Provide your perspective and answer the below questions. Remember to support your point of view (POV) with peer reviewed articles at least two. They should be included in your text and cited correctly. Your references should also be listed at the end of your post. Your post should be no less than 300 words and your response to your 2 peers should be no less than 150. When you respond to your peers it should be substantive… do you agree with them why or why not? Expand on the questions below. Would you tell each individual that dinner was earlier? What would you do? and why Isn’t it morally wrong to lie? The absolutist position on lying, associated with German philosopher Immanuel Kant, holds that lying is always immoral, regardless of the circumstances. In other words, there’s a moral rule which forbids lying, and that rule is absolute. (Read page 88 in your text to gleam additional insight on Kant) also the Kantian theory of business ethics on page 170. The philosopher John Stuart Mill prescribes that lying is wrong only when it makes a a person less happy. However in this case…. perhaps lying just might produce both of your friends life long happiness. Therefore choose which ethical position you are likely to support… Utilitarian or absolutism? NOTE: To answer these question you will need to research (PSC library) Kant and also John Stuart Mill and absolutism and utilitarian. Use what you find to support your submission. Your Ethical Dilemma Your plan to set up your friend Carey with your acquaintance Emerson is finally coming together. You’ve made them a dinner reservation, but suddenly realize that there’s a problem: Carey is always late. You really want this relationship to work— what if you told Carey dinner was at 6 instead of 6:30, so they arrived on time? Is it okay to lie? Your Assignment Take a moment and review the video on this ethical dilemma. Provide your perspective and answer the below questions. Remember to support your point of view (POV) with peer reviewed articles at least two. They should be included in your text and cited correctly. Your references should also be listed at the end of your post. Your post should be no less than 300 words and your response to your 2 peers should be no less than 150. When you respond to your peers it should be substantive… do you agree with them why or why not? Expand on the questions below. Would you tell each individual that dinner was earlier? What would you do? and why Isn’t it morally wrong to lie? The absolutist position on lying, associated with German philosopher Immanuel Kant, holds that lying is always immoral, regardless of the circumstances. In other words, there’s a moral rule which forbids lying, and that rule is absolute. (Read page 88 in your text to gleam additional insight on Kant) also the Kantian theory of business ethics on page 170. The philosopher John Stuart Mill prescribes that lying is wrong only when it makes a a person less happy. However in this case…. perhaps lying just might produce both of your friends life long happiness. Therefore choose which ethical position you are likely to support… Utilitarian or absolutism? NOTE: To answer these question you will need to research (PSC library) Kant and also John Stuart Mill and absolutism and utilitarian. Use what you find to support your submission. Your Ethical Dilemma Your plan to set up your friend Carey with your acquaintance Emerson is finally coming together. You’ve made them a dinner reservation, but suddenly realize that there’s a problem: Carey is always late. You really want this relationship to work— what if you told Carey dinner was at 6 instead of 6:30, so they arrived on time? Is it okay to lie? Your Assignment Take a moment and review the video on this ethical dilemma. Provide your perspective and answer the below questions. Remember to support your point of view (POV) with peer reviewed articles at least two. They should be included in your text and cited correctly. Your references should also be listed at the end of your post. Your post should be no less than 300 words and your response to your 2 peers should be no less than 150. When you respond to your peers it should be substantive… do you agree with them why or why not? Expand on the questions below. Would you tell each individual that dinner was earlier? What would you do? and why Isn’t it morally wrong to lie? The absolutist position on lying, associated with German philosopher Immanuel Kant, holds that lying is always immoral, regardless of the circumstances. In other words, there’s a moral rule which forbids lying, and that rule is absolute. (Read page 88 in your text to gleam additional insight on Kant) also the Kantian theory of business ethics on page 170. The philosopher John Stuart Mill prescribes that lying is wrong only when it makes a a person less happy. However in this case…. perhaps lying just might produce both of your friends life long happiness. Therefore choose which ethical position you are likely to support… Utilitarian or absolutism? NOTE: To answer these question you will need to research (PSC library) Kant and also John Stuart Mill and absolutism and utilitarian. Use what you find to support your submission. Your Ethical Dilemma Your plan to set up your friend Carey with your acquaintance Emerson is finally coming together. You’ve made them a dinner reservation, but suddenly realize that there’s a problem: Carey is always late. You really want this relationship to work— what if you told Carey dinner was at 6 instead of 6:30, so they arrived on time? Is it okay to lie? Your Assignment Take a moment and review the video on this ethical dilemma. Provide your perspective and answer the below questions. Remember to support your point of view (POV) with peer reviewed articles at least two. They should be included in your text and cited correctly. Your references should also be listed at the end of your post. Your post should be no less than 300 words and your response to your 2 peers should be no less than 150. When you respond to your peers it should be substantive… do you agree with them why or why not? Expand on the questions below. Would you tell each individual that dinner was earlier? What would you do? and why Isn’t it morally wrong to lie? The absolutist position on lying, associated with German philosopher Immanuel Kant, holds that lying is always immoral, regardless of the circumstances. In other words, there’s a moral rule which forbids lying, and that rule is absolute. (Read page 88 in your text to gleam additional insight on Kant) also the Kantian theory of business ethics on page 170. The philosopher John Stuart Mill prescribes that lying is wrong only when it makes a a person less happy. However in this case…. perhaps lying just might produce both of your friends life long happiness. Therefore choose which ethical position you are likely to support… Utilitarian or absolutism? NOTE: To answer these question you will need to research (PSC library) Kant and also John Stuart Mill and absolutism and utilitarian. Use what you find to support your submission. Your Ethical Dilemma Your plan to set up your friend Carey with your acquaintance Emerson is finally coming together. You’ve made them a dinner reservation, but suddenly realize that there’s a problem: Carey is always late. You really want this relationship to work— what if you told Carey dinner was at 6 instead of 6:30, so they arrived on time? Is it okay to lie? Your Assignment Take a moment and review the video on this ethical dilemma. Provide your perspective and answer the below questions. Remember to support your point of view (POV) with peer reviewed articles at least two. They should be included in your text and cited correctly. Your references should also be listed at the end of your post. Your post should be no less than 300 words and your response to your 2 peers should be no less than 150. When you respond to your peers it should be substantive… do you agree with them why or why not? Expand on the questions below. Would you tell each individual that dinner was earlier? What would you do? and why Isn’t it morally wrong to lie? The absolutist position on lying, associated with German philosopher Immanuel Kant, holds that lying is always immoral, regardless of the circumstances. In other words, there’s a moral rule which forbids lying, and that rule is absolute. (Read page 88 in your text to gleam additional insight on Kant) also the Kantian theory of business ethics on page 170. The philosopher John Stuart Mill prescribes that lying is wrong only when it makes a a person less happy. However in this case…. perhaps lying just might produce both of your friends life long happiness. Therefore choose which ethical position you are likely to support… Utilitarian or absolutism? NOTE: To answer these question you will need to research (PSC library) Kant and also John Stuart Mill and absolutism and utilitarian. Use what you find to support your submission. Your Ethical Dilemma Your plan to set up your friend Carey with your acquaintance Emerson is finally coming together. You’ve made them a dinner reservation, but suddenly realize that there’s a problem: Carey is always late. You really want this relationship to work— what if you told Carey dinner was at 6 instead of 6:30, so they arrived on time? Is it okay to lie? Your Assignment Take a moment and review the video on this ethical dilemma. Provide your perspective and answer the below questions. Remember to support your point of view (POV) with peer reviewed articles at least two. They should be included in your text and cited correctly. Your references should also be listed at the end of your post. Your post should be no less than 300 words and your response to your 2 peers should be no less than 150. When you respond to your peers it should be substantive… do you agree with them why or why not? Expand on the questions below. Would you tell each individual that dinner was earlier? What would you do? and why Isn’t it morally wrong to lie? The absolutist position on lying, associated with German philosopher Immanuel Kant, holds that lying is always immoral, regardless of the circumstances. In other words, there’s a moral rule which forbids lying, and that rule is absolute. (Read page 88 in your text to gleam additional insight on Kant) also the Kantian theory of business ethics on page 170. The philosopher John Stuart Mill prescribes that lying is wrong only when it makes a a person less happy. However in this case…. perhaps lying just might produce both of your friends life long happiness. Therefore choose which ethical position you are likely to support… Utilitarian or absolutism? NOTE: To answer these question you will need to research (PSC library) Kant and also John Stuart Mill and absolutism and utilitarian. Use what you find to support your submission. Your Ethical Dilemma Your plan to set up your friend Carey with your acquaintance Emerson is finally coming together. You’ve made them a dinner reservation, but suddenly realize that there’s a problem: Carey is always late. You really want this relationship to work— what if you told Carey dinner was at 6 instead of 6:30, so they arrived on time? Is it okay to lie? Your Assignment Take a moment and review the video on this ethical dilemma. Provide your perspective and answer the below questions. Remember to support your point of view (POV) with peer reviewed articles at least two. They should be included in your text and cited correctly. Your references should also be listed at the end of your post. Your post should be no less than 300 words and your response to your 2 peers should be no less than 150. When you respond to your peers it should be substantive… do you agree with them why or why not? Expand on the questions below. Would you tell each individual that dinner was earlier? What would you do? and why Isn’t it morally wrong to lie? The absolutist position on lying, associated with German philosopher Immanuel Kant, holds that lying is always immoral, regardless of the circumstances. In other words, there’s a moral rule which forbids lying, and that rule is absolute. (Read page 88 in your text to gleam additional insight on Kant) also the Kantian theory of business ethics on page 170. The philosopher John Stuart Mill prescribes that lying is wrong only when it makes a a person less happy. However in this case…. perhaps lying just might produce both of your friends life long happiness. Therefore choose which ethical position you are likely to support… Utilitarian or absolutism? NOTE: To answer these question you will need to research (PSC library) Kant and also John Stuart Mill and absolutism and utilitarian. Use what you find to support your submission. Your Ethical Dilemma Your plan to set up your friend Carey with your acquaintance Emerson is finally coming together. You’ve made them a dinner reservation, but suddenly realize that there’s a problem: Carey is always late. You really want this relationship to work— what if you told Carey dinner was at 6 instead of 6:30, so they arrived on time? Is it okay to lie? Your Assignment Take a moment and review the video on this ethical dilemma. Provide your perspective and answer the below questions. Remember to support your point of view (POV) with peer reviewed articles at least two. They should be included in your text and cited correctly. Your references should also be listed at the end of your post. Your post should be no less than 300 words and your response to your 2 peers should be no less than 150. When you respond to your peers it should be substantive… do you agree with them why or why not? Expand on the questions below. Would you tell each individual that dinner was earlier? What would you do? and why Isn’t it morally wrong to lie? The absolutist position on lying, associated with German philosopher Immanuel Kant, holds that lying is always immoral, regardless of the circumstances. In other words, there’s a moral rule which forbids lying, and that rule is absolute. (Read page 88 in your text to gleam additional insight on Kant) also the Kantian theory of business ethics on page 170. The philosopher John Stuart Mill prescribes that lying is wrong only when it makes a a person less happy. However in this case…. perhaps lying just might produce both of your friends life long happiness. Therefore choose which ethical position you are likely to support… Utilitarian or absolutism? NOTE: To answer these question you will need to research (PSC library) Kant and also John Stuart Mill and absolutism and utilitarian. Use what you find to support your submission.
