7a solutions upper

• Manipulation – Is advertising a form of manipulation; or is it just a persuasive technique?

• Exaggeration – Is exaggerating your achievements on a job or college application a form of lying?

• Disguising the truth – Should companies be allowed to disguise unhealthy ingredients in food by using misleading labels?

• Passing off – Is it wrong to pass off someone else’s work as your own if you improve it?

• Swearing to tell the truth – Should people be forced to swear to tell the truth in all important situations; not just in court?

• Telling lies – Are white lies better than brutal honesty?

• Fibbing – Are small fibs harmless; or can they lead to bigger lies?

• Distortion – Do the media distort the truth; or is it just different perspectives on the same story?

• Telling the truth – Should you always tell the truth; even if it could ruin a friendship?

• Making excuses – Should students be punished for constantly making excuses for unfinished work?

• Misleading – Should politicians face legal consequences for misleading the public?

• Fooling others – Is it ethical for influencers to fool their audience with highly edited images?

• Revealing – Is it always the right thing to reveal the truth; even if it hurts someone?

• Photoshopping – Should social media platforms ban photoshopped images that create unrealistic beauty standards?

• Deception – Is it okay to deceive someone to protect their feelings?

• Owning up – Should people be given lighter punishments if they own up to their mistakes early?

• Cheating – Is it ever acceptable to cheat on a test if you’re under a lot of pressure?

• Fabrication – Should people be punished for fabricating news or stories that spread online?