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You have worked for several weeks for St. Whocares' Hospital. You learn, accidentally, that the organization has been conducting research that you oppose because of your ethical and/or moral values. How would you respond?

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The solution discusses how to deal with an unethical organization.

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This is a tough one to answer and that's because of several reasons. For one thing, organizations have the right to conduct whatever researches they want to conduct without necessarily considering individual opinions as long ...

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