1. Identify the ethical and professional issues of concern to Plotkin and Wald in this matter using the IMA Statement of Ethical Professional Practice, the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA), and AICPA Code of Professional Conduct as a reference. Apply the logic of the model to Plotkins decision making process. What are the challenges for Plotkin in that regard? 2. Identify and evaluate the alternative courses of action using ethical reasoning. Consider Kohlbergs six stages of moral development. Explain what Plotkin and Wald should do at this point and why, if she reasoned at each of the six stages and what ethical considerations should influence her decision. Analyze the alternative courses of action available to Plotkin and Wald using Kohlbergs six stages of moral development and the ethical reasoning methods to help reason through alternatives. 3. Evaluate the moral intensity issues and the magnitude of the situation in the case and explain how the moral intensity of the situation might influence ethical action. 4. Assume you decide to confront Milton. Decide on a course of action consistent with ones professional obligations to present to Milton and explain the reasons you selected that alternative. How would you counter the likely reasons and rationalizations you will hear from Milton? What levers do you have to influence Miltons behavior?