Reflect on a situation where you had to decide whether to tell the

truth or lie. Discuss how your decision-making process aligned with Kohlberg’s

stages of moral development. What stage do you believe you were operating

from, and why?

Question 2: Describe a situation where you had to weigh the benefits of an

action against its ethical implications. How did you reconcile the benefit

argument with other moral considerations, and what was the outcome?

Question 3: Recall a time when you had to weigh the consequences of multiple

actions in a moral dilemma. Describe how you applied the 7-Point Model to

weigh the consequences of each alternative. Which principles and consequences

were most significant in your decision-making process?

Question 4: Describe a personal experience where you applied the principle of

utilitarianism to critique a moral dilemma. Analyze the strengths and

weaknesses of utilitarianism as they applied to your situation. How did this

critique help you understand the limitations and advantages of utilitarian

theory?

Question 5: Consider a scenario from your life where you had to make a

decision involving fairness. Articulate which of John Rawls’ categories of

justice (distributive justice as fairness, the difference principle, or the principle

of equal basic liberties) you applied. Critique the effectiveness of this category

in addressing the situation.



Test II: Essay:

In your study of Ethics, do you agree with this statement that, Ethics raises the

quality of human person’s/man’s life? If yes, why? And