If your supervisor directed you to enter false information into a sales order book and told you if you refused that you would lose your opportunity for promotion, you would probably consider this situation to be a (n)

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Frida Lam

Social Studies

19 September, 17:09

If your supervisor directed you to enter false information into a sales order book and told you if you refused that you would lose your opportunity for promotion, you would probably consider this situation to be a (n)

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Melody Vincent · Answer 1

Answer:An ethical dilemma

Explanation:An ethical dilemma, which is also referred to as ethical paradox is when there is a problem arising between choosing either solution, in which if one solution is chosen it will result to a situational conflict and transgression of the other solution or choice. This means both choices aren't a acceptable or preferred

Choosing either option will still result to a conflict ethically or morally.

Blimpie · Answer 2

ethical dilemma

Explanation:

An ethical dilemma describes a situation whereby an individual is faced with two difficult choices and both seem to contradict his moral principles or standards or Burt him in someway

In the case above, an employee is faced with falsifying or telling lies or losing his job. These are two difficult choices.