A Situation in Which None of the Available Alternatives Seems

question 66

Multiple Choice

A situation in which none of the available alternatives seems morally acceptable is called:

• A) an ethical dilemma.
• B) noblesse oblige.
• C) the tragedy of the commons.
• D) the free rider problem.

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Definitions:

Direct Coping

The practice of tackling a stressor head-on and taking active steps to remove or alleviate its impact.

Problem-Oriented

A methodological approach focusing on identifying, analyzing, and solving specific problems.

Irrational Beliefs

Beliefs that are not based on reason or logical thinking, often leading to negative emotional states or behaviors.

Ellis

Refers to Albert Ellis, an American psychologist and psychotherapist known for developing Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT).