When Confronted by Problems for Which There Are No Positive

question 7

True/False

When confronted by problems for which there are no positive solutions, the ethical choice should be the one that will result in the least harm, the least permanent harm or the most easily reversible harm.

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Definitions:

Genuine Consent

An agreement or approval provided freely and willingly without any form of coercion, pressure, or undue influence.

Annulment

A court decree that invalidates (nullifies) a marriage. Although the marriage itself is deemed non-existent, children of a marriage that is annulled are deemed legitimate.

Terminated

Ended or concluded, often used in the context of employment to indicate that a worker's job position has been ended by the employer.

Notary Public

A public official authorized to witness the signing of legal documents and administer oaths, to help prevent fraud.