We count ourselves among the majority of pro-choice voters, and believe, as Mr. Keller points out, that this heart-wrenching and morally conflicted choice should be left in the hands of the parents, not ideologues, politicians or the courts.
The title apparently refers to both the tensions in Sorel's character and the conflicting choice he is faced with in his quest for success: the army (symbolized by the colour red) or the church (symbolized by the colour black).
The title of The Red and the Black apparently refers to both the tensions in Julien's character and to the conflicting choice he is faced with in his quest for success: the army (symbolized by the colour red) or the church (symbolized by the colour black).
The middle IPL areas PF and PFm are activated by nonspatial attention tasks, especially when reevaluating conflicting choice options (Vossel et al. 2006; Boorman et al. 2009; Mevorach et al. 2009; Caspers, Heim, et al. 2011) as well as spatial attention and reorienting tasks (Rushworth et al. 2001; Corbetta et al. 2008).
Formal argumentation is a powerful technique borrowed from artificial intelligence, and in this context is used to weigh-up the conflicting choices available to both passengers and service providers.
Despite the maturation of her voice and the progressively more universal character of her works, the true object of her gaze remained always the same: the subject struggling between conflicting choices, sin and expiation, in the throes of a moral dilemma whose end is almost always fatalistically tragic.
They spoke of Zarian's unwillingness to compromise his values when faced with conflicting choices; his diplomacy skills in bringing sides together for the benefit of the community; and his tenacity in getting things done — just to name a few.
Ethical dilemmas occur when there are at least two conflicting choices of how to deal with something and neither leads to a positive outcome [ 9].
The informants described furthermore, how their demand ambivalence and feeling of stress could result in conflicting choices between a stressed life with much result-oriented activity versus an unstressed life with lower activity and subsequently fewer demands to achieve results.
They may even in some cases (as studies of primates have shown) be able to experience a conflict of choice when certain instincts or loyalties are at odds with one another.
