This Philosophical Approach Requires That an Ethical Decision Depends Upon

question 9

Multiple Choice

This philosophical approach requires that an ethical decision depends upon the duty, rights, and justice involved:

• A)Consequentialism
• B)Virtue ethics
• C)Duty ethics
• D)Righteousness
• E)Deontology

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Definitions:

Embarrassing Interpersonal Problems

Refers to issues or conflicts that arise in personal interactions, which are awkward or difficult to manage and resolve.

Self-Censorship

The act of censoring or withholding one's opinions or information from others due to fear of social or official reprisal.

Direct Pressure

Explicit or overt coercion or persuasion exerted on an individual or group to influence their actions or decisions.

Illusion of Unanimity

A phenomenon in group decision-making where silence is interpreted as agreement, despite underlying disagreements among members.