Chapter 2: Moral Dilemma

Question 1

is a problem in the decision-making between two possible options, neither of which is acceptable from an ethical perspective.

Answer 1

Moral Dilemma

Question 2

is a situation where the decision maker has a moral duty to do one thing but is tempted or under pressure to do something else.

Answer 2

False Dilemma

Question 3

Is a “decision making problem between two possible moral imperatives, neither of which Is unambiguously acceptable or preferable.

Answer 3

Moral Dilemma

Question 4

is a situation where a person has the moral obligation to choose between two options both based on moral standards, but he/she cannot choose both, and choosing one means violating the other.

Answer 4

Moral Dilemma

Question 5

is a situation where a person has the moral obligation to choose between two options both based on moral standards, but he/she cannot choose both, and choosing one means violating the other.

Answer 5

Moral Dilemma

Question 6

one is caught between two options. It is a “damn if you-do and damn-if-you-don’t situation. One is in a deadlock.

Answer 6

Moral Dilemma

Question 7

are situations where the decision-maker has a moral duty to do one thing, but is tempted or under pressure to do something else.

Answer 7

False Dilemma

Question 8

This refers to personal dilemmas.

Answer 8

Individual

Question 9

is a puzzle posed by the dual necessities of a social organization and members’ self-interest

Answer 9

Organizational

Question 10

The case of the principal whether to be participatory or non-participatory in school affairs but due to her not so favorable experience of attempting to be participatory ended up to one-woman rule is an example of a (BLANK) dilemma

Answer 10

Structural