NEET Learning Vignette on Ethical Thinking: Reflective Assignment
This is an individual assignment.

Please answer the questions in this form to the best of your ability. In your answers, refer to the concepts you learned about in the NEET Learning Vignette on Ethical Thinking video. Note there is a minimum required number of characters for each answer.
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1) Give a real-world example from your own experience, in or outside of MIT, of an ethical dilemma you were either involved in or a witness to. Do not provide any details which may identify individuals or organizations that were involved in the dilemma. Your example can be from any domain or discipline; it does not have to have anything to do with science, engineering, or your academic experience. You can use the list of values below to help you, but you may mention other values in your response, if they are relevant. In your reply, mention the values involved in the dilemma (at least two values). List of potential values (you can also mention others): Commerciability; Convenience; Ecological care; Inclusivity; Justice; Privacy; Safety; Transparency *
Minimum character count: 1000. Reminder: an ethical dilemma is a conflict of two or more values (0:50-1:25 in the video).
2) How was the dilemma you described eventually resolved? Point out any problems you can see with the resolution of this dilemma. If the dilemma was not resolved, mention how and why it was not resolved. *
Minimum character count: 700.
3) Suggest a better way, or another appropriate way, for resolving the dilemma than the way you described for question 2. If the dilemma was not resolved, suggest an optimal way for resolving it. In your reply, refer to the values you identified for question 1. If you can, refer to the process of participatory design in your response (4:42-6:38 in the video). *
Minimum character count: 1000.
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