Professor PUZZLE Moral Conflict

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It is the soccer world cup and the final match is on TV. I am a big soccer fan and very excited about the game. All of a sudden, a friend of mine who is not feeling well gives me a call and wants to meet up with me right now. What do I do?

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Scruples, the game of everyday moral dilemmas was invented in 1984 in Winnipeg, Canada. After being featured on the Johnny Carson show, it went on to sell eight million copies in six languages.

Ask the question (for example 'Who is most likely to appear on reality TV?') on the card and write down the name of the person you think it matches. Find out what your friends really think of you in a fun and creative game of moral conflict.