According to Martin Buber, We

question 31

Multiple Choice

According to Martin Buber, we

• A) define our "self" by the relationships that we choose to enter into.
• B) are entitled to escape from unpleasant stimuli by any means possible.
• C) should wait until the path of ultimate truth is made clear and then follow it.
• D) can always avoid or escape the need to define the "self" as young adults, but find this more difficult in middle adulthood and beyond.

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Definitions:

Ethical Issues

Situations or problems requiring a choice between competing sets of principles, where following one set may result in transgressing another.

Altruistic Leader

A leader who prioritizes selflessly the well-being and interests of others above their own, often inspiring loyalty and high morale among followers.

Greatest Good

A principle aimed at achieving the highest level of benefit or welfare for the greatest number of people, often considered in ethical decision-making.

Ethical Approach

A method or strategy for decision-making that prioritizes ethical principles and values, often emphasizing morality, fairness, and justice.