… risk to the driver and risk to the pedestrians. As a second contribution, we demonstrate the
value of formulating AV moral dilemmas … -making in moral dilemmas and practical guidelines …

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has brought numerous ethical dilemmas to the forefront
of clinical care, including for resident and fellow physician trainees. In this paper, the authors …

… as ‘dangerous’; those where participants knowingly accept the risk of death or physical
injury, and the possibility of psychic injury, if their performance does not match the demands of …

… Resilience can be cultivated as a way to avoid developing moral residue. One simple … to
mitigate moral injury. The COVID-19 crisis creates multiple potential risks factors for moral injury. …

… ), participants’ mean ratings of each patient’s moral deservingness of immediate care in three
settings differing in severity of risk to the patients: death, high risk of injury, and lower risk of …

… The risks, in terms of probability of death and injury of many hazardous industries, fall on the
… The risks in terms of probability of death, injury, and material damage of hydro-electric dams …

… approach to responding to moral dilemmas presented by COVID-… of moral injury that is
relevant to those experiencing moral pain … and social dilemmas include people fleeing high-risk …

… factors involving ethics and legal under the moral dilemma of AVs, we conduct a series of …
The results showed that priority levels of the influencing factors in each moral dilemma were …

… It is important not to mix them with killing, in order to avoid the risk of a non-desired carry-over
effect between dilemmas. For instance, stealing, lying, or lack of respect, may elicit less …

… entire medical team at risk, possibly taking … injury has not yet returned to work, has been
staying at home, and has not had any family exposure, which would lessen or minimize the risks …