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Ethical Ambiguity

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Ethical Ambiguity

Ethical Ambiguity Definition

Ethical ambiguity is a difficult ethical decision that is not clear cut. It may involve two equally morally good or bad choices, or one choice that is morally good and the other bad. In such cases, there is no easy answer and no clear right or wrong course of action.

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