The morality play: reflection


On what basis did you make your decision? What questions you find particularly different, or particularly easy? 

I made my decision based on my values and beliefs as well what I though was right for me and I would weigh the benefits the the limitation of the particular situation, if benfits are out weighed then it would be more morally correct then of the limitation were outweighed. That is why I found that usually I would choose the many over the few depending on the situation, although if it had something to do with a family member I would hesitate and put myself not obligated for a certain situation. I found it particularly difficult to answer question that had to do with the harming of others. 

What did you learn or have reinforced for you regarding how you make ethical decisions? 

I based my designs based on the values and understanding that i have gained since i was born through what has been demonstrated throughout my life, in term of what i knew to be right and wrong and how to differentiate from both of them, thus being able to be normatively ethical, in which i will be able to assume the difference between what society regards as right and what society regards as wrong, and to arrive at a moral standard that is governed based on rules and regulation on an individual level and govern decisions.

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