In your introduction, describe the dilemma, making sure to include the different

In your introduction, describe the dilemma, making sure to include the different
perspectives or positions. Then, in your thesis statement, argue for your position about
the ethical dilemma. In other words, what would you do in the ethical dilemma you just
described? You will support your position with reasoning based on your personal
experiences, your unique background, and your core beliefs as they relate to your
chosen dilemma. You will also address the counter-arguments to demonstrate that you
have considered objections or limitations to your position before you come to your
conclusion.
Include as much of the following as possible:
This paper asks that you to reflect on your personal beliefs and identify aspects of your
belief system, as these apply to an ethical dilemma.
Some of these questions may help you to develop your essay and to think critically:
Do you have a similar personal experience, situation, or know of someone who
does?
Did any of your research focus on a similar dilemma?
As you think about your core beliefs, describe why you believe the way you do and think
about where these core beliefs might come from.
Does your unique background influence how you think, and how so?
Is it your race, gender, religion, ethnic heritage, family traditions, and/or family
values—in what ways do these contribute to your position?
Could your core beliefs been influenced by specific family members, friends,
teachers, mentors, coaches, and/or religious leaders—how so?
Could your core beliefs come from something that you have read or heard—what
is it or are they and how do they affect your moral fiber?
Use these questions (and more) to provide rationale and support for your position