Use the writing templates below to complete Scaffold Step #5. Answer in complete sentences.
1.What is your faculty-approved global issue/problem?
2.Who are the vulnerable and disenfranchised groups you examined in your Diversity Perspectives paper?
3.Draft a working thesis for your Ethical Perspectives paper. (You will revisit this thesis after you’ve finished the rest of this activity.)
4.Which ethical theories are relevant to your topic? Why do you think so?
5.Briefly note what ethical issues related to policies and actions you will discuss. Draw upon the research you did for the Literature Review and the Diversity Perspectives paper to support your points.
6.Briefly note problem-solving and decision-making examples from the research you’ve done. Explain why you consider them ethical or unethical.
7.Analyze evidence of social responsibility in the decisions and actions of the dominant cultural group. Substantiate your position with evidence from cited sources.
8.What will you say about how and why Hofstede’s Cultural Values framework relates to the populations examined in this paper?
- 9. What are the competing ethical perspectives? How will you use ethical theory and reasoned evidence from cited sources to substantiate your assessment?
10.Based on the work you’ve developed thus far, review and revise your working thesis. Include the revised thesis in your draft introduction of your Ethical Perspectives paper.
11.For the purpose of this study, this research analyses the relationships between three social outcomes (main) variables i.e. health, education, and crime rates, and inequality gap.
12.From your work answering the items above, summarize the ethical issues, policies, and action strategies that might result in more equitable treatment and are worthy of further study. Justify your position by drawing upon reasoned evidence from cited sources. This will form the basis for the conclusion to your Ethical Perspectives paper.