Students enrolled in the CORE1002: Logos II must produce an ethical case study to complete the course. From the list of suggested scenarios presented below, students should choose one scenario to...

Students enrolled in the CORE1002: Logos II must produce an ethical case study to complete the course. From the list of suggested scenarios presented below, students should choose one scenario to develop as an ethical case study. The scenario chosen should be one which raises significant ethical questions about what is right and good or constitutes an ethically problematic situation for those involved. The scenarios address a variety of ethical concerns including professional, social, political or personal concerns.TASK (your case study should have four parts):1) Choose one of the following ethical theories, clearly explain the theory's main points, and show how the theory is supposed to enable one to make good moral decisions.a) Either Virtue Ethicsb) Or Natural Law (Ethical) theoryc) Or Deontological Ethics The University of Notre Dame Australia Date of Publication to Students: July 11, 2018 12 of 162) Apply the chosen ethical theory to one of the scenarios below and show what choice or course of action the theory would require and how the principles of the theory justify that choice or course of action.3) What are 1 or 2 major strengths of the theory? What are 1 or 2 criticisms that are commonly found in the literature on this theory? Please note: when discussing strengths and criticisms of an ethical theory, you should draw on research and authoritative academic sources, not mere opinions. Do you think the theory can overcome the criticisms?4) Explain (briefly) whether or not the chosen ethical theory will help you make ethical decisions or solve ethical problems in the future in your personal life or in the professional sphere, and why.The Ethical Case StudyEven though you are not meant to, you have been looking at lots of websites and blogs to help you out with doing the research for your essay. Whenever you find a sentence or paragraph that seems helpful you have been copying the text and then pasting them into a document alongside your other research notes. Unfortunately, you have not kept track of where you got all of your notes from, and when you start to write your essay you realise that there might be a lot of text in your notes that has come from internet sources that you should not be using in the essay.In this circumstance what would your selected ethical theory suggest you should do?