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These verbal demonstrations of your knowledge should be just that; write out in complete sentences, an academic demonstration of your comprehension of the Outcome. The fifth outcome requires you to formulate a answer (statement) regarding the subject matter of that particular chapter; the thesis statement should contain an AGENT (who or what), an ACTION (the activity in question), and a MORAL JUDGMENT (it's morally good or bad, right or wrong, etc.) for example, "Jaywalking, as a form of civil disobedience is morally wrong." Then go on to support your answer implementing one of the eight theories (frameworks) studied in the theory portion of this class. Be sure to highlight the name of the theory/framework when first identified in you argument.
1. Understand the differences between voluntary, involuntary, and non- voluntary euthanasia.
2. Distinguish between active and passive euthanasia.
3. Explore implications that follow from legislative decisions regarding euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide.
4. Evaluate the merits and shortcomings of moral arguments regarding different types of euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide.
5. Defend your own thesis statement by applying an ethical theory/framework to contemporary cases regarding end-of-life care.
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Identify controversial the field of child welfare
: Select a controversial topic in the field of Child Welfare relating specifically to the identification, recognition or the investigation of child maltreatment.
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Which philosophers positions support
: Briefly, explaining whether this entity has consciousness or personhood and which philosophers' positions support that possibility and why.
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Would our word giraffe have any meaning for such a species
: Would our word giraffe have any meaning for such a species? That is, could we communicate with such a species and identify the everyday objects
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Describe your paradigm, design, and causality
: Identify a research problem, what quantitative research question and hypothesis may be identified. Identify the independent and dependent variable(s)
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Distinguish between active and passive euthanasia
: Understand the differences between voluntary, involuntary, and non- voluntary euthanasia. Distinguish between active and passive euthanasia.
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The rest of the dialogue will consist of socrates
: the rest of the dialogue will consist of Socrates asking a series of questions leading to all characters coming to consensus. The characters cannot agree
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Discuss why reducing inventory can expose various problems
: Discuss why reducing inventory can expose various problems that exist in manufacturing and distribution systems and how these problems are solved.
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Choose to identify their argument
: Choose to identify their argument (that is, identify the premises and conclusion of their argument) and then use the tools we have learned in class to assess
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Does the advancements and technologies we have in society
: Do you think the size and results (such as drones, warfare, etc.) of the military industrial complex is warranted or ethical? Besides a military and warfare
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