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- Watch the video and make sure you understand the situation from David's point of view. At the end David makes his decision. You should be open to the possibility that there may be other decisions that can be taken in this situation that may be better from a moral point of view.
- What is David's problem? Try formulating it in terms of values that are under threat and conflicts between values. You may even want to identify information needs relevant to solving this problem?
- What solutions do different individuals in the video recommend to David? How good are they in terms of realizing or protecting key moral values? Does David (and the video) pay sufficient attention to these different recommendations? Does he miss better value-integrative solutions?
- Make your decision. Defend it in terms of key moral values. Use the values provided above in the UPRM College of Business Administration's Statement of Values.
- Give special attention to the links provided in this module. Are there solutions to David's problem not mentioned in the video?
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