However, during distressing professionalism dilemma events in which value-conflicts arise (ethical disarray, rather than attunement) moral distress might ensue.
Each themed set of questions began by asking respondents to examine a group of related questions around dilemma events and to indicate whether they had experienced any of the situations during the past 12 months.
However, due to the extremely high number of respondents across two questionnaires there is sufficient data for us to examine relationships between gender, frequency of occurrence across a range of dilemma events and moral distress intensity.
For both studies, and across a range of dilemma events (eg, patient safety and dignity, consent, student abuse and, from medical students, witnessing 'other' abuse) females were consistently more likely to classify themselves as mildly, moderately and/or severely distressed.
Titled "From Bayreuth to Theresienstadt: The Wagner Dilemma," this multimedia event, including works by Weill, Mahler, Smetana, Pavel Haas and John Williams, is to begin at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Reader's Digest Auditorium in Chappaqua, N.Y.
A stunning performance, to be sure, but consider his dilemma after the event: Who does he thank for guidance and inspiration — King Jong-il, the late North Korean dictator, or the new leader, his youngest son Kim Jong-un?
He said the UK and Ireland would find themselves in a "dilemma" in the event of a no-deal because they would have to balance obligations under trade rules to check goods and obligations under the Good Friday agreement to keep the Irish border open.
BBC assistant political editor Norman Smith said the vote was a "significant blow" to Mr Clegg, presenting a dilemma in the event of coalition talks following the next election because he would be bound to reject all likely expansion options.
When the participant described the ethical dilemma or issue, she invariably described a precipitating event.
The stories in "Spoiled" pivot on an event or dilemma in the lives of modern-day women.
