A Real-World Difficulty of Applying Deontology Is That

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Multiple Choice

A real-world difficulty of applying deontology is that:

• A) It can be difficult to identify all stakeholders affected by a decision
• B) It can be difficult to measure utility
• C) Some benefits, such as the right to the protection of trade secrets, are difficult to quantify
• D) Two or more rights protected by deontology sometimes are in conflict

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Definitions:

Assimilation

The process by which individuals or groups adopt the culture or norms of another societal group, often losing some of their original cultural identity.

Culture Clash

A conflict arising from differences in cultural values, beliefs, and practices between individuals or groups.

Attraction-Selection-Attrition Theory

A theory suggesting that organizations tend to attract and select individuals with similar personalities and values, and people who do not fit will leave or be forced out.

Separation Strategy

A method or plan devised by a company to manage the process of employees leaving the organization, either through resignation, layoffs, or retirement, in a manner that minimizes negative impacts.