While I don’t have access to a specific lesson you’re referring to, I can provide a common framework for ethical decision-making that typically includes five steps:
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Identify the Ethical Issue: Recognize and articulate the ethical dilemma or issue at hand. Determine what is at stake and who will be affected.
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Gather Information: Collect relevant information and facts that pertain to the situation. This may involve understanding the context, the stakeholders involved, and any laws or regulations that apply.
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Evaluate Alternatives: Consider the possible courses of action. Evaluate the alternatives by analyzing their potential impact on the stakeholders and assessing them against ethical principles (such as fairness, justice, and rights).
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Make a Decision: Choose the course of action that aligns with ethical standards and values. Consider the implications of this decision and whether it can be justified.
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Implement and Reflect: Carry out the decision and observe the outcomes. Reflect on the decision-making process and the consequences of the action taken, learning from the experience for future ethical dilemmas.
If your lesson had a different set of steps or a specific framework, please provide more details, and I can adjust the response accordingly.