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Hi I am Yeo Tzun Kai from S2-03 and I am going to talk about
3 ethical dilemmas that I have chosen.
So first one is plagiarism, plagiarism is the like using or
copying someone else’s ideas or information without their permission. Also it
is something like making other people’s work as your own which is somewhat like
stealing from the person you copied from. For a scenario, lets say you are
working on project about plants and you go on to a website and copy and paste
information about plants in your project but did not give references or sources
at the end of your project which is a form of plagiarism. So in order not to
plagiarize other people’s work, you must state where you got the information
from by citing references or sources.
Next the second one is anonymous sources, anonymous sources
is basically people that you interview or get information from, don’t want to
have credit nor their names to be published. The problem about keeping the
person anonymous could mean that the person might give you inaccurate
information but you must determine the value of the information. As a scenario,
an employer from a candy company gives you information that the candy the
company manufactures contains addictive drugs. This information could be true
or fake so you could put the employer’s name as anonymous as when the company gets
fined or sued if what the employer said was true, they may try to find out the
employer that gave you the information and may harm him or her. But minor
things like people giving their own opinion about something, it is all right to
out in their names
I think that it was interesting how you chose commitment to accuracy from the 7 ethical dilemmas as many people did not mention it and it's certainly true! Good effort?
ReplyDeleteNot bad. Speech delivery was clear and the part on commitment to accuracy is interesting.
ReplyDeleteYour points are quite accurate, and the examples given are also clear.
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