Question 2: Ethics [15 marks]Write an argument for some morally dubious practice. e.g., murder, burglary, crypto-currency trading, leaving snot on chairs... Do not argue for any form of bigotry or sexual assault; it's very hard to mark those arguments fairly, or even read them repeatedly.The argument should be cogent (as best you can). Demonstrate your understanding of the various features of the ethics module through using them skillfully and appropriately in your argument. Make sure each independent argument strand falls clearly within one ethical tradition (e.g. Consequentialism; Deontology; Virtues; etc.). Minimise thick terms. Avoid the Is-Ought gap, etc., Your argument should be written as normal prose, not in standard form or any technical format.Word count: 300-400 words.

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Ethics is: Multiple choice question.applied when an action needs to be analyzed for whether it is legal.a standard of behavior that guides how one should act in various situations.a set of standards applied in the workplace.

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Identify what is at stake for those engaged in and those affected by the unethical behaviour.Identify the reasons and rationalizations the person is using to justify their unethical behaviour.Formulate a persuasive response by reframing one or more rationalizations.Consider one or more alternatives. (This is where skills in creative problem-solving and negotiations come in. Offer to be the person who will do the extra work to chart a more ethical path.)

Describe an ethical issue/problem.• Provide examples of an ethical dilemma• Explain ethical issues and dilemmas inprofessional practice