In Utilitarianism, Mill argues that all moral
dilemmas can be solved by appeal to the principle of utility.
His is, indeed, a work from which any future history of moral
dilemmas in medieval thought will have to begin.
One of those traditional criteria for greatness is that a dramatic work should aspire to tragedy, which The Doctor's
Dilemma does do.
When the
dilemmas were couched in terms of gains, the shift between risk-averse and risk-seeking choices was significantly reduced in the bipolar disorder participants compared with the controls.
The commonalities that emerged across the process included terms such as relationships,
dilemmas, modeling, and reframing.
Rather, they received the same
dilemmas as those in the previous groups and responded individually to a set of questions that were designed to provoke cognitive conflict in the individual.
Ethical
dilemmas occur when SACs choose between two reasonable courses of action (Corey, Corey, & Callanan, 2007).
By definition,
dilemmas have several key attributes.
It can be classified within the third group of the previous section, since the participants are presented with a number of
dilemmas and they must choose between two courses of action.
In the process, however, they often face
dilemmas (Kusano, 1999).
The second updated edition of the classic 101 Ethical
Dilemmas provides both high school and college-level audiences an engaging discussion offering eleven new ethical
dilemmas for consideration.
The prevalent interpretation poses moral
dilemmas as problems to be solved by moral theory.
