1. Make any edits I suggested to Step #1 2. Title the section: "Ethical Analysis" 3. Add a five-paragraph ethical analysis of your decision. (You may copy and paste this table into your document: Term Project Step #2 Form) a. Virtue analysis: Take this character strength survey. Which virtues or character strengths are most important to you to manifest when making this decision? Which alternative is most consistent with your desired virtues? Explain. b. Consequentialist analysis: List the benefits and harms to all your stakeholders of each alternative. Which alternative is most likely to create the greatest benefits net of harms? Explain. c. Rules-based analysis: What are the relevant moral rules that you feel you must follow when making your decision, regardless of the consequences? Which alternative is most consistent with your rules? Explain. d. Empathy/intuitive: Try this three-minute meditation. Now, consider your feelings about each of your alternatives, non-judgmentally. Your feelings are not good or bad. They just are. Put yourself in the shoes of the people affected by your decision, including your future-self: How are they feeling? Which choice do you feel is the best for all concerned? Describe how you experience this feeling. e. Conclusion: Which alternative is best supported by the above ethical traditions? How can you address any moral weaknesses of this choice? Explain