One way to improve our ethics is to example arguments on both sides of common ethical dilemmas.
My PsychologyToday.com article today offers nine.
Showing posts with label ethical dilemmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ethical dilemmas. Show all posts
Saturday, June 24, 2017
Wednesday, November 30, 2016
What Would You Do, Really? 12 dilemmas that may give you clarity about who you really are.
In the abstract, we all claim, even to ourselves, to be wise and upstanding. Yet, even our nation's leaders don't always pass the test.
If you'd like to put yourself to the test without any real-world consequences, answer 12 questions in my PsychologyToday.com article today as honestly as you can. Some of the questions aren't right-or-wrong, but merely designed to help you understand yourself better.
If you'd like to put yourself to the test without any real-world consequences, answer 12 questions in my PsychologyToday.com article today as honestly as you can. Some of the questions aren't right-or-wrong, but merely designed to help you understand yourself better.
Labels:
ethical dilemmas,
ethics,
practical ethics,
self-inventory
Friday, June 10, 2016
Life-and-Death Dilemmas
My PsychologyToday.com article today is a short-short story that looks at one man's life-and-death confrontation
with the truly least among us and the bigger ethical dilemmas that
encounter triggered.
Labels:
ethical dilemmas,
moral dilemmas
Saturday, May 21, 2016
The Hypochondriac: A Short-Short Story on the Limits of Honesty and Loyalty in Marriage
I worry about the how-to article's pontification and aridity. So in
some recent PsychologyToday.com articles, I've genre-bended: I've attempted to embed a
psychological issue within a short-short story, for example, Slick William and Average Jane.
Today's offering explores the limits of honesty and loyalty in marriage.
Today's offering explores the limits of honesty and loyalty in marriage.
Labels:
cancer.,
ethical dilemmas,
honesty,
loyalty,
marriage
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