Moral Dilemmas, select one moral dilemma (the citizen, the salesperson, the administrative assistant, the parent, the firefighter, the friend, or the supervisor) and determine how you would address the dilemma.

*This document requires certain exercises to be completed from the textbook. I have attached the exercise and the tables in sepeate documents for easy acces.
*If you need, I can complete the exercise and the tables for you, and attached them completed for you to use.
In both chapters I have attached the reference to use. Please, use the texbooks as it is required.
Use Chapter 6
Use Table 6-1
Chapter 7 for review
Use Exercise 6–1, Moral Dilemmas, select one moral dilemma (the citizen, the salesperson, the administrative assistant, the parent, the firefighter, the friend, or the supervisor) and determine how you would address the dilemma.
Review Table 6–1, Levels, Stages, and Examples of Moral Development. Think about which stage of moral development is most consistent with your response to the dilemma.
Complete Exercise 7–1, Personal Values—What Is Important to You?, and Figure 7–1, Your Personal Value Orientation. Reflect on what the exercises say about your personal values.
Consider how your culture shapes your personal values.
Consider how your personal morals and values could influence your role as a leader.
In one page or less, explain how you would address the moral dilemma you selected in Exercise 6–1.
Analyze which stage of moral development is the most consistent with your response to the dilemma and explain why.
Summarize your personal values based on Exercise 7–1 and Figure 7–1.
Explain how your culture shapes your personal values.
Explain the conclusions you can draw about your own morals and values and how you believe they could influence your role as a leader.