Discuss the importance of emotional intelligence in public leadership. Analyze how emotional self-regulation and social awareness can mitigate administrative challenges.

(c) Bounded Ethicality

Can human actions be considered ethical if they violate societal norms but serve a higher moral purpose? Discuss with examples.

“Integrity is not an act but a habit formed through small, invisible choices.” Discuss how micro-decisions shape moral character, drawing upon Aristotle’s virtue ethics.

Discuss the concept of "ethical relativism" and evaluate its merits and demerits as a basis for ethical decision-making.

Analyze with an example, the role of discretion in decision making.

. With the wide development of artificial intelligence, questions of machine ethics arise in many contexts. Discuss.