1. What is a credo and what is your credo? How have your past choices (good and bad) influenced how you've developed your credo? 2. Which system of ethics best fits your credo? Why do you think that system of ethics is better than other systems described in the book? Is your system of ethics a system that you would want others to follow as well? Explain your responses in detail and defend them with good reasoning. 3. What type of rationalizing of dilemmas is most common for you in your life? In other words, which do you do the most often? Which type of rationalizing of dilemmas is the worst in your opinion? Explain your responses in detail and defend them with good reasoning. Examples will help. 4. Which test for resolving ethical dilemmas is best in your view? Is that the one you use the most often, and does it align with your credo? Explain your responses in detail and defend them with good reasoning. 5. Which of the cases described in the book was most interesting to you? Explain, without plagiarizing, the case that you found interesting as well as why you found it most interesting. As always, give details and use good reasoning