By its very definition, a(n) _____ cannot really be resolved in the sense that a resolution of the problem implies a satisfactory answer to the problem.
A)deontological problem
B)fairness dilemma
C)unscrupulous choice
D)ethical dilemma

Question

By its very definition, a(n) _____ can­not really be resolved in the sense that a resolution of the problem implies a satisfactory answer to the problem.
A)deontological problem
B)fairness dilemma
C)unscrupulous choice
D)ethical dilemma

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

An ethical dilemma is a situation where a person must choose between two or more courses of action, each of which will have an ethically unacceptable outcome. It generally does not have a clear or satisfying solution.

By Its Very Definition, A(n) _____ Can­not Really Be Resolved

By Its Very Definition, A(n) _____ Cannot Really Be Resolved