Describe an ethical dilemma that you have had to deal with at some point in your life.$$ Preferably choose one that relates to your work, but if you can only think of one outside of work, then describe that.$$ Do not name any of the parties involved including your employer but provide enough detail that your classmates can understand the dilemma clearly. Be sure to use APA citations to connect your answers to the readings

How did you resolve the ethical dilemma?

Can you recall the reasoning process that you went through in reaching a resolution?

Did anything you read in this week's reading change your perspective on the dilemma?

In looking back, are you satisfied with the decision you made, or might you have come to a different decision if you had different ways of approaching the dilemma?

Make sure that you post your substantive initial posting no later than Saturday this week, and be sure to use outside support for your posting. This should be from reliable sources $($other than the text book$),$ and you need to reference the sources using proper APA Version $7$ formatting.$$

In addition to your initial posting, you need to respond to at least three classmates' initial posts to provide comments, insights, or questions that further the discussion. Your responses need to be substantive, and should move the discussions forward.$$

Keep in mind that you cannot submit discussion posts for credit after the week ends and you will be assessed a late penalty for any initial posts that are submitted after Saturday. You will not be able to see other posts until you have posted yours, and you should not edit your initial posting after you have posted.$$

How to Do Well in Discussions

Make your initial post responding to the above questions$$by Saturday, $11$:$59$ p$.$m$.$ EST.

Comment on at least three of your classmates' posts$$by Tuesday, $11$:$59$ p$.$m$.$ EST.$$

Posting late may lose you points.

Respond to the specific questions posed in the discussion.

Be sure to base your initial post and responses on course materials, and other scholarly sources.

Write clearly and proofread; errors can lose you points.

Quality of posts, citations, frequency, and timeliness of posts all factor into your discussion grade.

See the Discussion Grading Rubric for details.