There are journalistic dilemmas that send graying Poynter Institute instructors into cold sweats, dilemmas that exist only because Gawker has pushed the envelope, pooped in the envelope, sealed it with Fireball, and scrawled, off the top of its head, an eternal witticism on the back of the envelope.
Cohen is convinced that nudging approaches have the potential to overcome the ethical dilemmas that exist between paternalistic beneficence and respect for patient autonomy [ 29].
This method uses electrical circuit theory, electrical resistance modeling, and an iterative calculation approach to address the causality dilemma that exists when estimating voltage reductions in the wires that connect photovoltaic modules to power inverters.
Finally, our findings demonstrate the dilemma that exists between diminishing the supervisors' support when the consultation competence of students grows, and the need of students for critical feedback when they are able to perform the basics of consulting in a context of increasing responsibility.
This raises the moral dilemma that often exists within animal production/performance systems that selection of one trait (in this instance high motivation) for the purpose of enhanced production/performance may be detrimental to the animal from a welfare perspective.
A clinical trial that is currently being conducted in Bangkok amongst IDUs displays the complexity and challenges that exists when one examines clinical trials only as an ethics dilemma or only as a legal dilemma [ 10].
Benjamin Wallace-Wells recently wrote an op-ed in New York Magazine titled, "The Case For The End Of The Modern Zoo," in which he states that the major moral dilemma that seems to exist today with zoos is the idea that they are creating a "double illusion" both for humans and for animals.
Premises (1), (2), and (3) represent the claim that moral dilemmas exist.
There are three dilemmas that kids confront.
In this sense, even within the same homogenous culture and ethnicity, individual patients may diverge sub-culturally; that is, cross-cultural dilemmas inevitably exist even within the same culture [ 11, 13].
Despite a drastic decrease in transmission rates at the beginning of 2015, a number of major dilemmas still exist: hostilities towards aid workers are persistent, high numbers of new infections continue to crop up in Sierra Leone and Guinea, and Liberia is now faced with a nationwide recovery effort to fix systems broken before and throughout the Ebola crisis.
