Case Studies Are a Useful Method of Giving Participants Experience

question 56

True/False

Case studies are a useful method of giving participants experience at analyzing and synthesizing facts.

Comprehend the importance of relationships and caring in moral decision-making.

Understand the criticisms of Gilligan's theory and its place within the broader context of ethical studies.

Distinguish between ethical theories focused on justice and those focused on care.

Realize the implications of considering relationships and connectedness in ethical decision-making.