Describe a specific situation (academic or personal) in which you had to use your moral judgment to make a decision.
There was a time where I had to use my moral judgment to make a decision was when I was about sixteen years old. Whether I should lie to my mom or tell her the truth about going to a party. When she told me that I couldn't go. so i choose to lie and tell my mom i was going to my best friend house. Outside i was happy and ready to party. but, inside my gut i had a horrible feeling. i knew that it wasn't right. especially when she set a time for me to come home which was 10:30pm but i showed up 4 hours later. now i knew it was wrong because i disobey what she said. so when i got home she asked me why i was late coming home and i lied again but she knew the truth because i gave her the number to my best friend’s house. so i got ground it for a month and while i was grounded i started to think how wrong it was for me to lie and disobey my mother. now anything that i said she didn't trust. Hekman (1995, pp. 8, 11) writes that Gilligan isn’t saying one position is better than the other, just that they are different: "Gilligan claims that individuals can see moral conflicts in terms of either justice or care, but not both at once. Moral problems are thus not resolved by balancing justice and care, but by taking one perspective rather than the other."

Would you have made the same decision earlier in your life? Why or why not?
No I wouldn't have made the same decision in my life because that was worst thing to do to my mom. And now that I am an adult married with three children I can’t show my family that's okay because if they do lie no will trust what they would say. And now that I am married I have to be honest and tell the truth all the times. And setting a good example for my kids that way when they out in school or anywhere they tell the truth all times.

In your own words, describe what academic integrity is and why it is important for students at Ashford University to uphold the highest of standards.
Academic integrity the new term for not plagiarizing. you should respect your sources and cite them properly it’s important for student at Ashford university to have high standards because you don't want student using people and taking credit for it then when people find out the school has no high standard then no one wants to go to the school.