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Sample Ethical MMI Questions

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Scenario 1: Supporting a Coworker with Depression
Scenario 2: Addressing Discrimination in the Workplace
Scenario 3: Dealing with Bullying
Scenario 4: Balancing Personal and Team Responsibilities
Scenario 5: Addressing Unethical Business Practices
Scenario 6: Reflecting on Aristotle's Quote
Scenario 7: Witnessing Cheating on an Exam
Scenario 8: Addressing Fraud in the Workplace
Scenario 9: Being President for a Day
Scenario 10: Protests and Riots

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Overcoming Challenges: Inspiring CASPer Scenarios

Scenario 1: Supporting a Coworker with Depression

Prompt:

Your colleague has been diagnosed with depression, resulting in frequent absences and sensitivity to criticism. This has impacted productivity at your small company.

Questions:

  1. How would you provide support for your coworker?
  2. If you were the manager, how would you handle this situation?
  3. Share a time when you supported someone during a difficult period.

Scenario 2: Addressing Discrimination in the Workplace

Prompt:

You witness your boss treating a Black coworker harshly. Although your boss claims it's for her personal growth, you and your colleagues perceive it as discrimination.

Questions:

  1. What steps would you take to address this issue?
  2. How would you handle the situation if you were the one being discriminated against?
  3. Describe a time when you stood up against injustice.

Scenario 3: Dealing with Bullying

Prompt:

A local bully, Thomas, has been tormenting children in the neighborhood. After Thomas harasses a group of girls, Willy, another classmate, retaliates and injures the bully. Now, Thomas's parents want answers.

Questions:

  1. How would you handle this situation?
  2. Can doing something bad for a good reason ever be justified?
  3. What are your thoughts on the "taste of your own medicine" philosophy?

Scenario 4: Balancing Personal and Team Responsibilities

Prompt:

As the captain of your high school basketball team, you face a dilemma: attend your distant aunt's funeral or lead your team at the regional championships, both on the same day.

Questions:

  1. Which event would you choose to attend and why?
  2. Describe a time when you faced a challenging decision.
  3. How do you manage conflicting demands in your life?

Scenario 5: Addressing Unethical Business Practices

Prompt:

Your best friend invites you to join his test preparation company. You soon discover he's copying material from competitors and claiming it as his own.

Questions:

  1. How would you approach your friend about this issue?
  2. Would you report unethical or illegal actions by a close friend or family member? Why or why not?
  3. What are the implications of professionals acting unprofessionally, both within and outside their roles?

Scenario 6: Reflecting on Aristotle's Quote

Prompt:

Consider Aristotle's quote: "To avoid criticism, say nothing, do nothing, be nothing."

Questions:

  1. What does this quote mean to you?
  2. How is this quote relevant to your future professional role?
  3. Describe a time when you openly criticized someone in authority and the results of your actions.

Scenario 7: Witnessing Cheating on an Exam

Prompt:

During a final exam, you notice a classmate using their phone. Their grade will not affect yours.

Questions:

  1. What is your reaction to this situation?
  2. How would you handle this scenario?
  3. Share a time when you witnessed unethical behavior and how you responded.

Scenario 8: Addressing Fraud in the Workplace

Prompt:

As an accountant, you discover dubious spending by your close friend Anna, who works in Human Resources. Reporting the issue could cost her job.

Questions:

  1. What are your thoughts on this situation?
  2. How would you proceed?
  3. Describe a time when you made an ethical decision that was unpopular with others.

Scenario 9: Being President for a Day

Prompt:

Imagine you are given the chance to be the president of a nation for one day

Questions:

  1. Which country would you choose to lead and why?
  2. What policies would you implement or change during your day in office?
  3. If you had to choose between power and money, which would you prefer and why?

Scenario 10: Protests and Riots

Prompt:

Peaceful protests sometimes turn into destructive riots, causing property damage and even death.

Questions:

  1. What are your thoughts on protests and riots?
  2. What do you think is the most effective way for civilian groups to influence unfair laws or policies?
  3. Share a time when you stood up for something you believed was right.
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