Practice Steps For Ethical Analysis (9.1) - Biotechnology and Bioethics

Practice: Steps for Ethical Analysis

Lesson 9.1Biotechnology and Bioethics

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Question 1.
What does it mean to recognize an ethical issue?
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Think about what might be considered right or wrong.
Question 2.
List two ethical principles mentioned in our discussion.
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Remember these relate to respecting individual rights and fairness.
3Question 3.
What is the first step in ethical analysis?
- Gather facts
- Recognize the issue
- Examine principles
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Think about what you would do first when faced with an ethical dilemma.
4Question 4.
True or False: Reflecting on outcomes is not necessary after making a decision.
- True
- False
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Consider the importance of learning from your experiences.
Question 5.
Consider a new treatment option involving genetically modified cells to cure diseases. Identify the ethical issues, stakeholders, and principles involved. Based on these points, evaluate the available options and make a reasoned choice. Finally, reflect on potential consequences.
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Break the problem into smaller components, addressing ethical principles, stakeholders, and options step by step.
Question 6.
Analyze a case study where a new GMO crops rollout is proposed in a sustainable agricultural setting. What ethical analyses would be critical? Discuss the principles at stake and how they may conflict.
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Consider multiple philosophical perspectives, including utilitarianism (greatest good) and deontological ethics (duties and rights).

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