When Analyzing an Ethical Problem, the Method in Which You

question 10

Multiple Choice

When analyzing an ethical problem, the method in which you ask whether you would want an action performed in all relevantly similar circumstances is known as the:

• A) impartiality test.
• B) interpersonal justifiability test.
• C) universalizability test.
• D) rationalization test.

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Definitions:

Leader

A person who guides or directs a group, organization, or movement, inspiring others towards a common goal.

Observations

The action of closely monitoring or noticing events, behaviors, or phenomena, typically as part of a scientific study or assessment.

Individual Approach

A personalized method or strategy tailored to meet the unique characteristics and needs of an individual.

Immediate Action

A prompt and direct response to a situation or problem, often to mitigate or resolve it quickly.