1. Why is this an ethical dilemma? Which APA Ethical Principles help frame the nature of the dilemma? Dr. Vaji experienced ethical dilemma due to the unethical behavior of Leo‚ a student he was instructing‚ the conflicting evaluation received from Leo’s supervisor onsite and classmates reporting verbal derogatory remarks made to/about minority groups. Leo boasted to his classmates how he was deceptive and fooled his supervisor and instructor. Dr. Vaji cannot validate the statements and is uncertain
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I. Case Analysis A. The Situation As earlier mentioned‚ the case involves Mr. Romulo Bernas‚ a staff assistant in Prime Shipping Inc.‚ who earns a salary enough to support his family. He is directly reporting to a manager and has no fixed job description. He also works closely with Mr. Jose Narciso‚ a former New People’s Army member and is now a bodyguard of a politician connected to the Bureau of Customs (BOC). Mr. Bernas has been given several credits for his work. As such‚ he was
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1. (20 Points) Using Figure 11.1 (Page 416) in your UGP Text‚ List and Discuss how you would approach an Ethical Dilemma. (1-page‚ single space max). The Code of Ethics of the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) is designed to communicate the fundamental values‚ ethical principles‚ and ethical standards of the social work profession‚ regardless the roles the workers are functioning these codes should always be consulted as guidelines when ethical issues arise while pursuing the best
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ethical dilemmas‚ but I will only focus on three of them in this essay. The first ethical dilemma I noticed is that there is no advanced directive on file. Jamilah the patient only knows Basic English‚ so she is unable to fully communicate with the physicians regarding her medical care. The physicians are doing what they can to treat her medical conditions without an advanced directive on file but without her history and inability to communicate it‚ they are struggling. The second ethical dilemma is
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Juanita’s Dilemma These alternatives are available to Juanita: 1. She cans totally refuse Smith’s advice. Juanita can negotiate with SenCo’s lenders to reduce SenCo’s capital and discharge its debt. And then‚ she can lay off some employees for a period to decrease expenses; she also has to reform the MXT sensor’s internal circuitry and open up the market to help SenCo get through the hard time. 2. She can not completely agree with Smith. By partially accepting Smith’s requirements‚ Juanita
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Which do you think would be a more effective way to change people’s food choices: changing policy or informing the public about health benefits and environmental impacts? Why do you think so? Omnivore’s Dilemma Essay Do you love steak? I am sorry to say but most of the beef products made in the United States have GMO’s in them. Whether you know or not‚ the cows in feedlots are fed GMO (Genetically Modified Organisms) corn. We need to change our country’s policy to make our food healthier for us
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Facts: Luke is an employee with ABC Company and is responsible for working on a project that to develop land purchased by his company to build adult entertainment retail store. By doing so‚ the property values for the surrounding the project land neighborhood will fall down significantly‚ including Luke’s brother house. While Luke is required to keep the plans from higher-ups strictly private‚ his brother‚ Owen‚ told him about the decisions of either selling the house at the current market price
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WHO GETS THE HEART? Daniela Acevedo Castillo José Manuel Solís Bulos RANKING 1. MARTHA ROSALES •. SHOULD: She has the perfect age‚ she has to take care of three kids. •. SHOULDN’T: Other people need it more. 2. LEONID GROMYKOVITCH •. SHOULD: He is an important person in the U.S. government‚ he is the only one taking care of his kids. •. SHOULDN’T: He is a little bit old for the heart. 3. SOOHAN KIM • SHOULD: He has an entire life to live. • SHOULDN’T: There are people who have children and need
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Case Studies Project PET3361 10/25/2012 Case Study #1 – High School Football Player Brian is not the first athlete to encounter issues in trying to “bulk up”. Many high schools athletes do not have the knowledge on how to properly put on muscle and gain weight. I would ask Brian questions like: how many calories do you eat a day‚ how much creatine are you taking daily‚ what foods are you eating‚ how often are you eating‚ how often do you lift weights‚ what supplements are
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brain runs on the same amount of energy as a 10-watt light bulb‚ sending and receiving nerve impulses that travel nearly 170 miles per hour. When my eyes glanced over the options of the six potential owners of a new heart‚ my brain told me exactly who it would be. The heart should go to John Williams‚ though he may not be the best person he is the most beneficial. Now I know what you are thinking: “Why?” Well‚ my fellow Board of Directors let me tell you. Archibald McFarland is 70 years old and
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