The Ethical Toolbox On Page 370 Analysis

Most people think that moral issues are a matter of “right vs. wrong” because people have their beliefs which make them think they are right. The problem with moral issues is there is no right or wrong because both sides usually have valid arguments but it depends on the side a person is taking. Polarizing values is the way a person sees things. People polarize values based on how they were raised and the different things they were taught to believe in. This could depend on a political party, a relgiion or just a belief that they learned growing up. According page 361 in The Ethical Toolbox, a student got back from a study in Bolivia and he told the teacher that young males were to go to a prostitite for their sexual initiation. This is part of polarizing views becuase that is how their society is raised so that is what they believe in.

2. What is strategic questioning? Explain two examples.
According to The Ethical Toolbox on page 363, Strategic questoning is “the skill of asking questions that make a
In The Ethical Toolbox on page 370, it states that preventive thinking is “look before or behind a problem as it is usually preseneted.” Preventive thinking does not necessairly eliminate the problem but it helps the problem in some way. When thinking about the drug problem we want to figure out how to get the dealers off the streets. According to page 370 in The Ethical Toolbox, it ponders the idea of longer jail terms, more police and mandatory sentencing. None of these would totally eliminate the problem but they would help. Also stated in the text are some questions are “why are so many people tempted by drugs?” To answer this question, people get into drugs when something is not right in there lives, peer pressure or they have some sort of reason. In my personal opinion, the drug problem will never be fixed. This is a hard thing to monitor and I know there are ways to help reduce the amount of drug deals but it is a difficult thing to