You borrow someone’s device smart phone from a friend and accidentally break it. (Social Wellness...

1. This decision provided the best outcome, compared to the rest of the decisions I could've made. With this decision, I was free of guilty feelings, and our friendship wasn't affected in any major manner. This decision contributes to achieving Social Wellness in the sense that I am able to interact and solve problems with others properly. It also contributes to mental wellness, in the sense that this decision will allow me to be free of guilt, and many other negative emotions I may feel, if I were to lie.

2. Because I want to be honest, I am making the choice to tell my friend the truth, as well as paying for the repair. That would be the right thing to do, as it was entirely, and solely, my fault. This would be the best way to avoid feeling any kind of guilt, and maintaining our friendship.

3. As I am an honest person, lying would go against my value. For that reason, I wouldn't follow the scenarios 1 and 2.

4. If I tell him the truth, he will probably not trust me with his devices anymore. At the same time, however, he will probably thank me for telling him the truth, and wouldn't affect our friendship in any major way.

5. If I tell him the truth, he would probably not trust me with his devices anymore. But, I wouldn't feel guilty, as I know I did the right thing.

6. If I frame someone else, and keep insisting that I didn't break the phone, he'll eventually find out, which will place me in a worse situation. I will eventually have to tell him, as he will find out.

7. Frame someone else, telling my friend that I didn't break it. Buy him a new phone or pay for the repair fees, telling him the truth. Admit that you broke the phone, but refuse to pay for the repair.