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An ethical question can be argued from many different perspectives all presenting arguments as to why a particular view is right / good and another is bad / wrong.
An ethical question will be one where there are different ways of looking at the issue and people feel uncomfortable / passionate / threatened / defensive when considering it or are challenged about their view.
An ethical question generally has a value base which may be influenced by things such as culture, religious beliefs, education and upbringing.
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What is a ethical question?
An ethical question is one of fairness or right and wrong.
Is Facebook ethical?
Ethical? Hmm. That's a tough question. I would say yes but i can't be for sure
Does the marketing research include a responsibility for providing infor mation on ethical question explain?
what the hell you didnt answer the question does the marketing research include a responsibility for providing infor mation on ethical question? explain
Is you mean there's weak in the world is an example of rhetorial question or an ethical appeal?
It is an ethical appeal because who are you calling weak?
Why use ethical reasoning in business?
ethical reasoning can be use....in many aspects of business...if one ask or question about what you do or your business do.. u can use ethical reasoning to defend yourself as well as your business reputation because "if what is good in your company, can be bad to others and what is good to others , can be bad to you . this question refers that each individual or a business entity cannot question his move because as a man we all know what is good and what is wrong.. it depends to the morality of a person if he question your ethical standard or norms.
Which outcome results from applying ethical theories to social and ethical issues?
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What is a good opening sentence for a paper on rhetoric ethical guidelines?
A rhetorical question
What is an example of an ethical question that can arise from the use of a new technology?
The information retained in any particular software is an ethical issue associated with technology. Technology is also used to track customers, which raises additional ethical issues.
What is an example of an environmental ethical question?
What is the ethical position of a chemical company in spending money lobbying the public and Congress on new laws and enforcement of existing ones?
What area of ethical question involves the development of new drugs and procedures?
Clinical trials
What is the central ethical question in 'Antigone'?
Ethical questions deal with good versus evil, and moral questions with right versus wrong. The central ethical question in the play 'Antigone' admits the possibility that a law may be evil and do harm and wrong to the people whose well-being it's supposed to promote and protect. The question then becomes obedience or non-obedience to an inhumane, unfair, unjust law.
What are the laws that are legal and at the same time ethical?
Laws that protect individuals' rights, promote equality, and ensure public safety are typically considered both legal and ethical. For example, laws against discrimination, laws ensuring fair labor practices, and laws prohibiting harm to others fall into this category.
