Moral dilemmas often involve choosing between two "rights" or "goods." Rushworth Kidder identifies three mind-sets for addressing moral dilemmas, which are:

a.

ends-based thinking, rule-based thinking, and care-based thinking.

b.

good, evil, and indifferent mind-sets.

c.

logical, emotional, and action-oriented mind-sets.

d.

past thinking, present thinking, and future thinking.

e.

individual, group, and society mind-sets.