Last week, you completed the introduction, background, and ethical challenges posed by your chosen topic. This week, you will add the final two sections—solutions and the conclusion—and submit the entire written response. Here is how to approach the final two sections.
- Solutions: Last week, you identified the ethical challenges presented by your chosen topic. For each of those ethical challenges, you will need to provide an ethically sound solution. “Ethically sound” does not mean your proposed solution is definitively correct. It does not mean that your fellow students or your instructor will necessarily agree with it. All it means is that your solution is based upon a clear, cogent ethical framework, such as deontology, utilitarianism, or virtue ethics. In other words, it does not matter which side you take. What does matter is that you explain the ethical principles that support your proposed solutions.
- Conclusion: In this final section, you will sum up what you have learned and end with a call to action. In other words, tell your readers what they can do to help implement the solutions you have identified.
Requirements:
Total length: (including the introduction, background, ethical challenges, solutions, and conclusion): At least 1,250 words
Format: Submit the assignment as a standard APA-style document, paying close attention to the title page and references.
Research: Cite at least three sources, which may be the same sources as those used in the Week 4 Assignment, but you are welcome to use more.