1. Gather the Facts 7:43 2. Who are the Stakeholders? 9:11 3. Articulate the Dilemma 11:12 4. List the Alternatives 12:21 5. Compare the Alternatives 14:30 6. Weigh the Consequences 15:27 7. Make a Decision 16:33
I really love the way Dr. Angeles speaks. She makes you really understand and be engaged with the topic. Ethics is character, I like this. Thank you for this video!
Love, love, love it!!! Its always good to be reminded of htis process..it was one of my best classes in grad school! Thanks again Maam! Take care! Keep shinning!
Edifying and insightful! Thank you for this wonderful video, doc. Sana may ganitong lecture videos na nuong 1998... I hope the Ateneo (Arete) community would create more learning packets in the future especially in philosophy.
I really learned a lot about the lecture and twas a pleasure listening to. I am aware of the danger of having the teachers give a direct decision or answer regarding moral dilemmas and is best to leave the choice to the students with the lessons that they have learned. However, I really want to know, after doing the steps presented, the answer of the professor to the question: "what should I do?" What can the professor, or others, advise to students as the best course of action regarding the dilemma?
This session is very important these days wherein divorce is a very hot issue. Some people are quick in expressjng their support for divorce without considering other important elements as presented in the matrix.
Sometimes the age, level of maturity and exposure to matters of moral questions contribute much on how a person reacts to certain issues. If for example, if i am the one who witnessed that seeming infidelity of my father, I will not make a scene in that place. I will talk to my father as adults, and I will try gather facts and issues that may caused my father to get into that relationship. If we can fix the problem without having to tell mother, that would be ideal.
Thank you so much for this video. It's very comprehensive but easy to understand. I hope I can reach Dr. Angeles to have a copy of her presentation. Through her permission I will use her framework of ethical decision process in my dissertation proposal. Anybody who could help me how to reach her? Thank you.
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Hi Roselyn! A copy of Dr. Angeles' presentation is available on our website: arete.ateneo.edu/connect/tools-for-ethical-decision-making-and-doing-philosophy
Hi ma'am, Thank you for this powerful lecture, and thank you to the organizers as well. It is with a prayer that I hope that more people in authoritative positions learn from lectures such as this. Arete indeed.
1. Gather the Facts 7:43
2. Who are the Stakeholders? 9:11
3. Articulate the Dilemma 11:12
4. List the Alternatives 12:21
5. Compare the Alternatives 14:30
6. Weigh the Consequences 15:27
7. Make a Decision 16:33
That the 7 steps of ethical decision making?
I really love the way Dr. Angeles speaks. She makes you really understand and be engaged with the topic. Ethics is character, I like this. Thank you for this video!
Thanks for this great series, Arete! Clear, concise, practical. Dr. Palma-Angeles's talk is an invaluable help to ethical decision making.
Are there no other ways of presenting a subject in such a way that it is fun and easily understood?
fantastic!!! salamat for allowing people like me to reflect on important matters
I really like this topic! Thanks for teaching this to us!
Love, love, love it!!! Its always good to be reminded of htis process..it was one of my best classes in grad school! Thanks again Maam!
Take care!
Keep shinning!
Thank you Doc Tonette for this presentation. Miss you! :-)
A structured, methodical, yet practical and relatable strategy to making ethical decisions. Or even just ethical opinions.
Edifying and insightful! Thank you for this wonderful video, doc. Sana may ganitong lecture videos na nuong 1998... I hope the Ateneo (Arete) community would create more learning packets in the future especially in philosophy.
I really learned a lot about the lecture and twas a pleasure listening to. I am aware of the danger of having the teachers give a direct decision or answer regarding moral dilemmas and is best to leave the choice to the students with the lessons that they have learned. However, I really want to know, after doing the steps presented, the answer of the professor to the question: "what should I do?" What can the professor, or others, advise to students as the best course of action regarding the dilemma?
Wow! I missed lectures. This is bitin. I could listen to her all day. Enjoyed this series! ❤️
This session is very important these days wherein divorce is a very hot issue. Some people are quick in expressjng their support for divorce without considering other important elements as presented in the matrix.
Thank you, Arete Ateneo. You have help me a lot in this lecture.
So great listening to Ma'am Tonette's lecture once again.
Classic Dr. Angeles. One of the best teachers at ADMU.
Sometimes the age, level of maturity and exposure to matters of moral questions contribute much on how a person reacts to certain issues. If for example, if i am the one who witnessed that seeming infidelity of my father, I will not make a scene in that place. I will talk to my father as adults, and I will try gather facts and issues that may caused my father to get into that relationship. If we can fix the problem without having to tell mother, that would be ideal.
Thank you so much for this video. It's very comprehensive but easy to understand. I hope I can reach Dr. Angeles to have a copy of her presentation. Through her permission I will use her framework of ethical decision process in my dissertation proposal. Anybody who could help me how to reach her? Thank you.
Hi Roselyn! A copy of Dr. Angeles' presentation is available on our website: arete.ateneo.edu/connect/tools-for-ethical-decision-making-and-doing-philosophy
Mabuhay Tonette!!!
Hi ma'am,
Thank you for this powerful lecture, and thank you to the organizers as well.
It is with a prayer that I hope that more people in authoritative positions learn from lectures such as this.
Arete indeed.
nakakapagpabagabag nung sinabi niya "feelings are biased", naramdaman ko yun.
Thank you mam. Its not easy though. A big help when i teach ESP again.
Very true to the value of truth as aletheia
wala ba sa comment section yung nag try magsagot nung alternative 3? huhu curious din ako kung paano yun eh
I literally clapped in front of my computer!
Thanks, Professor :)
love it
Hello PHILO 23 ACB2 :))
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Hi Philo 23 CCD1
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Hello ma'm antonette