Ethics for therapy dogs

Instructions: Instructions - Essay Draft a written submission for this case study exercise. Provide two examples of situations where ethical questions arise in your field of professional practice, and think about what ethical responses would be and explain why, using course content. If you have not seen an ethical issue arise in your prospective profession, do background research to identify potential ethical issues that may exist in your profession. For example, someone interested in the field of animal assisted therapies may provide examples related to animal welfare and accessibility. Whereas, another student interested in the field of aquaculture may include examples around labor issues and biosecurity issues. Then, imagine a scenario where professionals in your field may utilize or interact with generative AI (such as Chat GPT or Google Bard). Describe, and explain what the ethical use of generative AI looks like in your field. You will have three examples overall for this assignment, two from your own experience or research, and one concerning AI. Your total submission for all three examples should be at least 1000 words. The scenarios should be double-spaced, 12 pt., Times New Roman, with no excessive spacing. Cite sources (including course content or research on ethical issues that exist in your profession) in APA style and include a reference page. Instructions - Website Next, prepare the corresponding pages on your website, covering two examples of professional, ethical questions, and one example of the professional use of Chat GPT or another generative AI source. The pages you will complete are Professional Ethics Case #1, Professional Ethics Case #2 and Ethical Issues in the use of AI. Use the content from your scenarios, and add 2-3 elements per webpage you feel would be helpful to engage and inspire your colleagues (such as images, interactives, graphs, tables, illustrations, relevant pictures etc.). Be sure the elements you are including are relevant to the content you are placing on the page. Remember that this website is supposed to be an ethics training program for your new colleagues, so use language and formatting appropriate to this task. https://sites(dot)google(dot)com/u/0/d/1s7gdQn1KOe8VTMJ_wgLbkmvsP__UuJkb/p/1BwDaag7AfyXeATveFAF_2DtJOzp5EOLV/preview?authuser=0 https://sites(dot)google(dot)com/d/1uMTLRXpTvEjBaQ-ZyRrA7YqnpeNG-qbk/p/17fs6KagbpTUD2IaR-Hx_uPYjYA8hvtI8/edit Don’t eliminate the "Previous Page" or “Next Page” buttons at the bottom of each page. Once you publish your site, this will allow people to go through your website as if they were taking a training course. Whenever you upload something from your Google drive, make sure that the sharing options are set to “anyone with the link” is a “viewer”. In order to submit your website, select "publish" in the upper right of the screen. If you prefer, check the box that prevents search engines from displaying your site. In the Week 8 Assignment, submit your link* (see next bullet point) to your published website for your final submission. Before you submit the link for your final version of your website, log out of your Google account in a browser tab and visit the website and check all the content while NOT signed into your Google Account. If some content isn’t visible, if might be because the share settings for that item in your Google drive is not set properly. It should be set to "who can view my site" to "anyone" for the website and under sharing settings for any materials such as document elements or audio files from your Google drive, the settings should be "anyone with the link" is a "viewer".