Three Separate Assignments on Ethical Decision Making and Justice Three Separate Assignments on Ethical Decision Making and Justice This document contains three distinct assignment prompts related to ethical decision making, ethical dilemmas, and justice, along with instructions for analytical and reflective responses. Students are instructed to address each prompt separately, avoiding combination or overlap among them. The responses should incorporate scholarly sources, use APA style, and be comprehensive in analysis and reflection.
Paper For Above instruction Assignment 1 Read the article by Schafer (2011) and discuss an ethical dilemma that you are aware of. Describe how it was an ethical trap and how it could be avoided. Be cautious to avoid using names. Refer to terms as used in the textbook. Assignment 2 In the Gonzalez-Padron (2015), Chapter 5, read the paragraph on distributive justice and the block on pages on Consider: What Is Your Ethical Style? in section 5.1 of the text. What other ethical traditions contributed to the decision to eliminate tobacco sales? All three types of ethical philosophies could guide CVS management in making the right decision. See Consider: What Is Your Ethical Style? in Chapter 5 of the textbook to discover which ethical tradition is most dominant for you or your coworkers. In addition to ethical philosophies, other individual factors may influence ethical decision making, possibly impeding the company from taking bold and courageous actions reflective of a responsible business (Gonzalez-Padron, 2015, 5.1, para 25). In your post, answer the question: What other ethical traditions contributed to the decision to eliminate tobacco sales? In addition, answer the questions in Consider: What Is Your Ethical Style? in section 5.1 of the text. Share your results and thoughts on this topic. Assignment 3 Ethical Decision Making After reading about Bill Daniels and the story about the insurance company in Chapter 5 of Gonzalez-Padron (2015), answer the following questions in essay form: Which ethical tradition best describes Bill’s decision to pay the client from his own funds? Did he approach the decision