Reference no: EM131348828 , Length: word count : 750
Moral Reasoning - For the assignment, look at the complexities of moral reasoning.
To begin, complete the interactive experiment, based on the famous Trolley Dilemma, from Philosophy experiments.com (linked below). Be sure to keep a record of answers as you work through the questions, and then read the analyses of answers at the end of the experiment.
Note: The final page of this activity is titled: "Is it Because He's Fat: A Piece of Bigotry" - you do not need to continue beyond that page.
https://www.philosophyexperiments.com/fatman/Default.aspx
For your essay this week, discuss what you learned about your own moral reasoning compared with the moral reasoning of others who participated in this experiment (this will be available to you in the analysis section).
The following questions should help guide your writing:
- In the preliminary questions, what answers did you select and why did you select them?
- In the scenario questions, (The Runaway Train, The Fat Man on the Bridge, The Saboteur, and The Fat Man and the Ticking Bomb), what answers did you select and why did you select them?
- In the analysis section, were your preliminary answers and your scenario answers consistent? If not, why not?
- How do your answers compare with the answers of others who also participated in this experiment?
- What does this experiment tell you about yourself and others in terms of moral reasoning?
Assignment should be written primarily in first person.
Length of the assignment:- 500-750 words.
If you use sources in writing, be sure to identify them. If you use any direct language from a source, be sure to place those words in quotation marks.
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