It seems that you have missed the necessary options for us to answer this question so I had to look for it. Anyway, the answer would be TRUE. Based on the given scenario above about Paul, the decision that he is having is an example of an Ethical dilemma. Hope this helps.
In a population pyramid, the size of the population under investigation is depicted on the horizontal axis, and age is aligned on the vertical axis. The result is a series of bars stacked on top of one another, each representing an age category (typically in 5-year age groups), with the youngest age group represented by the bottom bar and the oldest age group by the uppermost bar. The horizontal length of each bar represents the number of individuals in the specific age group for the population depicted.
Philosophy is a scientific discipline which includes such questions as
- ethics: how we should behave
-epistemology: what is knowledge, is it subjective, objective, etc
- logics: what logically follows from other facts.
In a way these sub-fields are only loosely connected, but what they have in common is the type of inquiry (logical thinking, argumentation) used. <span />
