Question

When attempting to arrive at an ethical decision, one of the first questions you should ask is ___________

a. "What are the facts?"

b. "What are the alternatives?"

c. "Does the decision violate your personal sense of right and wrong?

d. "Could your decision be the basis for future decisions?

Answer 1

c. "Does the decision violate your personal sense of right and wrong?

Step-by-step explanation:

c. "Does the decision violate your personal sense of right and wrong ?

It is C because ethics deals with the clarity or right verses wrong. It gives a clear distinction between right and wrong. Let us consider the situation of A . if we keep in mind that what are the facts without knowing the right and wrong it would not be easy to make a decision. Now chose B if we find the alternatives without knowing the wrong ones the decision would disturb the whole company. And now if we consider D that our future decisions depend on a wrong decision again everything would turn upside down . So the best choice is C