Morale Dilemma

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A situation where an individual needs to make a choice but faces a conflicting situation between one or more alternatives.

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Morale Dilemma

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Crucial features and conditions for situations to be considered as moral dilemmas

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the agent is required to do each of two (or more) actions; the agent can do each of the actions; but the agent cannot do both (or all) of the actions.

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Types of moral dilemma

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1. Epistemic Moral Dilemma2. Ontological moral dilemmas3. Self-imposed moral dilemma4. World-imposed moral dilemmas5. Obligation moral dilemmas

1. Epistemic Moral Dilemma2. Ontological moral dilemmas3. Self-imposed moral dilemma4. World-imposed moral dilemmas5. Obligation moral dilemmas6. Prohibition moral dilemmas7. Single agent dilemma8. Multi-person dilemma

1. Epistemic Moral Dilemma2. Ontological moral dilemmas3. Self-imposed moral dilemma4. World-imposed moral dilemmas5. Obligation moral dilemmas6. Prohibition moral dilemmas7. Single agent dilemma8. Multi-person dilemma

1. Epistemic Moral Dilemma2. Ontological moral dilemmas3. Self-imposed moral dilemma4. World-imposed moral dilemmas5. Obligation moral dilemmas6. Prohibition moral dilemmas7. Single agent dilemma8. Multi-person dilemma

1. Epistemic Moral Dilemma2. Ontological moral dilemmas3. Self-imposed moral dilemma4. World-imposed moral dilemmas5. Obligation moral dilemmas6. Prohibition moral dilemmas7. Single agent dilemma8. Multi-person dilemma

6. Prohibition moral dilemmas

7. Single agent dilemma

8. Multi-person dilemma

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to do with the knowledge of something.

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Epistemic

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Two conflicting moral choices, but the individual has no idea which choice is the most morally acceptable and ethically viable

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Epistemic moral dilemmas

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the nature of something or the relation between things.

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Ontological

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Two or more moral requirements conflict, yet neither overrides or is stronger than the other. Fundamentally the same ethical level

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Ontological moral dilemmas

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Caused by the moral agent’s wrongdoings, mistakes, or misconduct. The moral dilemma is self-inflicted.

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Self-imposed moral dilemma

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Events that can't be controlled have created an unavoidable moral conflict. An individual must resolve a moral dilemma, even though the cause of it is beyond his/her control.

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World-imposed moral dilemmas

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Situations where we feel obliged to opt for more than one choice. We feel we are obliged to carry out an action from a moral or legal standpoint.

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Obligation moral dilemmas

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The choices offered are morally reprehensible or wrong. An individual must choose between what would normally be considered as prohibited

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Prohibition moral dilemmas

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Moral agent is compelled to act on two or more equally same moral options, but cannot choose both or both cannot be done at the same time.

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Single agent dilemma

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Occurs in situations where several persons, a family, organization, or community are expected to come up with a consensual decision on a moral issue at hand

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Multi-person dilemma

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The three levels of moral dilemmas:

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1. Individual

2. Organizational

3. Structural

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-Experienced and resolved on the individual or personal level-Judgment is based on self-chosen principles, and moral reasoning is based on individual rights and justice.

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Individual or Personal Moral Dilemmas

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-Experienced and resolved by social organizations. -This category includes moral dilemmas in medical, business, and public sectors

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Organization Moral Dilemmas

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These moral dilemmas pertain to cases involving networks of institutions and operative theoretical paradigms. As they usually encompass multi- sectoral institutions and organizations, they may be larger in scope and extent than organizational dilemmas

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Structural Moral Dilemmas

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A person is faced with a choice between two or more moral principles, which are in conflict with each other.Often involves a decision that has significant consequences for others, such as patients, clients, or the public.

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ethical dilemma

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A situation where a person has to choose between two or more options, each having a moral consequence. It involves a personal conflict of values, beliefs, or principles.

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