Each of the ethical perspectives defines the ethical task a

Each of the ethical perspectives defines the ethical task a bit differently. What differences did you notice in your focus or what options might be ethical if you were: (a) trying to find the principles to adopt (Rights/Responsibility Lens); (b) trying to determine how to get good results (Results Lens); (c) making sure everyone is treated fairly (Relationship Lens); or (d) making sure you were demonstrating a good character (Reputation Lens)? Were the actions the same with different reasons? Or would you take different actions to accomplish the task?

Solution

Following differences are noticed for using different kind of lens:

a) Rights/Responsibility Lens: In this lens a person would compare the following:

b) Results lens: As per this lens a person would analyze the following things:

c) Relationship lens: As per this lens a person would analyze the following things:

d) Reputation lens: As per this lens a person would analyze the following things:

Since, objective and approach of each of the above perspective varies in great deal. Therefore, the actions might be different for different reasons. It would be greatly influenced by the ethical preferences of a person. Different actions would be required to accomplish a task using different perspectives.