The contractor you have engaged to design your non-profit's website has put together a series of incredible, impactful personal narrative videos to illustrate the type of work your group does and the potential it has for making a difference. Your plan is to have these available for fundraising and partnership appeals as well as evidence to stakeholders of how you can support progress. Knowing that your funds for marketing are limited, the contractor has given your organization a substantial discount on their services. However, the individuals featured in the videos are actors who have never had a relationship with your organization and the situations referenced in the narratives never occurred. The dramatizations, while effective, represent an "extreme" of what you might actually encounter in your day-to-day work. Do you go ahead and approve the content?

Write these factors

MORAL CONFLICT

MORAL PERSPECTIVE

MORAL CHOICE

ETHICAL DECISION