The Individualism View of Ethical Behavior Is Based on the Belief

question 57

Multiple Choice

The individualism view of ethical behavior is based on the belief that one's primary commitment is to the long-term advancement of self-interests. Lying and cheating for immediate gain are not tolerated by this ethical view point because lying and cheating

• A) are inherently harmful to a person's psyche.
• B) do not help a person over time.
• C) are against the law.
• D) are contrary to all religious beliefs.
• E) cause an unfair distribution of resources.

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