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Congress tried to cope with its growing workload by adding staff and specialized research agencies.
Ethical Sensitivity
The ability to perceive and evaluate the ethical aspects of a situation or decision-making process.
Moral Intensity
The degree to which a situation or decision has ethical significance, influencing individuals’ moral judgments and behaviors.
Utilitarianism Rule
A principle in ethics stating that the best action is the one that maximizes utility, often defined in terms of the wellbeing of sentient entities.
MARS Model
A framework describing four factors—Motivation, Ability, Role perceptions, and Situational factors—that affect individual behavior and performance.
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