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Reflect on the reasons behind a case

Revisit the principles and choices that give an argument its meaning.

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The Core Concepts

Ethical principle

A broad aim that starts deliberation but does not itself prescribe a project action.

Example

"fairness prompts the recruitment team to ask which applicants may be affected."

Reflection & Synthesis

Take a moment to reflect on what you've discovered

Question 1 of 5

Naming the Relevant Principle

Which principle is most relevant to the case you built, and why? *Hint: name a possible effect on a person or group.*

Keep the answers with your project notes and revisit them when the case changes. Reflection is a repeated part of this process.

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