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    The document discusses Dr. Rae B. Scott's 7 Step Moral Reasoning Model. The 7 steps include: 1) gathering all relevant facts without jumping to conclusions, 2) identifying any competing ethical issues or interests, 3) defining relevant virtues and principles, 4) listing possible alternatives, 5) considering the positive and negative consequences of each alternative, 6) balancing reasons and feelings to choose the solution that benefits all parties, and 7) being able to justify the moral decision made. The model provides a process for impartial and reasoned decision making that considers all factors and potential outcomes of different options.

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    The document discusses Dr. Rae B. Scott's 7 Step Moral Reasoning Model. The 7 steps include: 1) gathering all relevant facts without jumping to conclusions, 2) identifying any competing ethical issues or interests, 3) defining relevant virtues and principles, 4) listing possible alternatives, 5) considering the positive and negative consequences of each alternative, 6) balancing reasons and feelings to choose the solution that benefits all parties, and 7) being able to justify the moral decision made. The model provides a process for impartial and reasoned decision making that considers all factors and potential outcomes of different options.

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    Caspe, Windell Munda Cruz

    Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science 2 A-1


    Ethics

    “7 Step Moral Reasoning Model by Dr. Rae B. Scott”

    The presentation I watched was about Dr. Step 7 Moral Reasoning Model. Rae
    Scott. It addresses the use of reasoning and is impartial in making a moral decision
    for the importance of always backup it for a reason. It needs to think twice and
    create the right decision. You must go to the procedure of the seven steps to
    proceed options and look at the possible consequences that will happen and
    conduct a conclusion of it. There are possibilities that it can only create a
    disturbance not only to yourself but also to people involved in that dilemma or
    situation. In making ethical decisions in the use of reasoning and impartiality in

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