What helps a person decide between right and wrong?

Your conscience is what helps you decide whether your actions or impulses are good or bad, right or wrong.

What is the process of deciding good or bad or right or wrong in a moral dilemma?

Morality is the process of discerning between right and wrong. Ethics involves making decisions about right and wrong within a dilemma. For example, you might claim that stealing is morally wrong. In a moral dilemma, we apply ethics to make choices about what is good or bad, right or wrong.

What is the right approach?

The Rights Approach focuses on respect for human dignity. This approach holds that our dignity is based on our ability to choose freely how we live our lives, and that we have a moral right to respect for our choices as free, equal, and rational people, and a moral duty to respect others in the same way.

When deciding what is right should the situation be taken into account?

Situation ethics is a theory where the situation is taken into account first, before deciding on the rules of right and wrong. There is no set of rules, because what might be considered immoral in one situation could be considered the most moral thing to do in another.

Why reason is important in making moral decisions?

Reasoning can often be used to justify an initial emotional response to an occurrence. This enables us to conclude that through reasoning, the initial emotional response of a person can be altered and as a result, in the justification of a moral decision, reasoning would actually prove superior.

Why do you think it is more important to choose a course of action in a moral dilemma than to not make any choice at all?

Since there are moral reasons for you to choose each action, and you cannot choose them all, it follows that no matter what choice you make, you will be failing to follow your morals. In other words, someone or something will suffer no matter what choice you make.

How do we decide about right and wrong?

Results; rules; character traits–all are important parts of how we decide. Part of what makes decisions about right and wrong so difficult for us is that we don’t all go about it in the same way. That is just fine, really. Such diversity in how we decide reflects the rich tapestry of resources we each bring to our decision making.

What is your sense of right or wrong based on?

Your sense of right or wrong is based on your values, sometimes plain common sense and general knowledge when interacting with others. If you passionately believe an action is right, you should do it no matter how many people will go against you.

Is it possible to make the right choice in life?

Absent significant mental defects, one always makes the right choice for themselves at that time. You cannot do otherwise. Your brain arrives at a conclusion and the rest of your being acts upon it. In retrospect you may consider your decision to have been unwise, ill considered or otherwise wrong.

Is it easier to choose the right thing or wrong thing?

The act of choosing the right or wrong thing depends on that one particular moment just before making the choice. As per my experiences majority of the time when I have opted for the wrong choice it was comparatively easier than the right choice. and i feel thats how human thinking works in a normal scenario.