Question

Each ethical lens has a slightly different justification for taking an action. One might say "I was doing my duty." Another might say "It's a win-win solution." Yet another justifies their action by saying, "I wanted to make sure everyone was treated the same." Finally, the last one might say, "That decision was the best for everyone." As you reflect on the various questions that you answered in this exercise, did you find that looking at the problem from multiple lenses helped you clarify your decision or did the multiple vantage points make the process more difficult?

Answer 1

I feel that I’m reasonably on the fence for this question.

What I am going to tell is absolutely right which is-

I was certainly able to recognize most of the right choices for the exercises. Swapping back and forth from multiple lenses is somewhat tough. It's tough on behalf of me as a result of I’ve used the constant approach of thinking for so many years.

It’s hard to always step into the shoes of another individual, however, I feel with the continuation of the course I will get better. Swapping from one lens to a different are some things that I want takes follow, and certainly takes time to master.

Thanks