Scenario You are an editor of a newspaper and have been given
photographs of American soldiers celebrating and doing unsavory
things over a pile of dismembered enemy bodies whicrt include
children. In addition, the photographs are 7 years old. Further, the
soldiers in the picture are directly responsible for winning the war
that put an end to the oppression of the people in the opposing
land. The oppression included slavery. Also, you possess the
only existing copies of these photographs.
The Question: Do you post these pictures in your paper?
1. Reflect on what you think the following ethical theories would
tell you to do in this situation. Write at least one full paragraph for
each ethical theory describing what they would recommend and
why.
Utilitarianism
• Kantian/Deontological Ethics
• Aristotelian Virtue Ethics
2. Explain what you would actually do, and why (you need not fall
in line with one of the ethical theories--your decision is your own,
but you must offer an argument in defense of the decision you
make)

Post. With a couple of nasty comments.

Explanation:

Despite the fact that these soldiers are the ones directly responsible for ending the oppresion, their disrespect of the deceased soldiers is horrible. How can you do such things on dead bodies? On children? It's disgusting, and immoral. Enemies or not, they fought for what they thought was right..even though it was'nt right. To commit such deeds on their bodies is like  tantalizing the dead. And to do that on the children? Disgusting!!! These children were'nt even responsible for the oppression, they did'nt even fight in the war. Outright disrespect, it should be punished, who cares how long ago it was?! Publicizing it will perhaps make someone realize the mistake of these soldiers.

i believe the answer is:   psychological  experiment

in this experiment, wilhelm wundt became the first person that implement scientific method in analyzing the pyschological phenomenon.

due to this result, wilhelm wundt also able to make psychology to be acknowledged as a separate scientific field from biology.

answer; negative punishment;