BHS365 Module 5 SLP

BHS365 Module 5 SLP Name: Grade Course: Tutor’s Name: (9 June, 2011) BHS365 Module 5 SLP When faced by a particular dilemma, one should use all the avenues open to try and solve the particular problem at hand. This can be linked to the conscience that one has before embarking on a particular subject. Dealing with a problem in a way best suited to recovery of the aspects noting the implications of our actions and how this would be likely to affect one’s profession (Bebeau, & Thoma, 2006). Ethics can be defined as the exploration of moral virtue and appraise of the human actions. Analysis of the consequences of actions This is a decision made by the professionals before embarking on any activities which may have lifelong out comes. Weighing the options makes one be more cautious while undertaking a task if the negatives are short term and could lead to more benefit, then one would be right to have take up the risk for the long term benefits that are associated with the outcome. The Actions The act itself and the personal beliefs of the persons are that which determines the effects of the deeds. This can be broadly categorized in terms of rights of others, dignity, equity, honesty and the morality of a particular thing giving the ways in which it assists in the decision making (Beasley-Murray, 1997). People tend to be different due to various personalities thus we make our own judgments and make decisions. On proper analysis it can be helpful or the latter. Decision making After thorough scrutiny one then make the decision mostly which favors them and with major consequences (Mahwah, et al. 2003). Philosophical Ethics This specifically deals with the rationality and spiritual analysis that one uses to be in a position to have to come to a sound decision. Critics, prejudice, uncertainty are applied in this to assist in the conclusion as also in this creates a...