Many people think that controls and trust are opposites. That controls signal distrust, while trust means the absence of controls. In reality, the two can form a seamless whole, a match made in heaven.
Ethical stress is the strain we experience when, for one reason or another, we are unable to act in an ethically responsible way or in accordance with our values. Situations in which we know what the right course of action would be but feel unable to follow it can be particularly stressful. It can also be deeply stressful when we do not know, or are unsure about, what we should do.