1. How is the Ethcial Decision Making PRocesss different from other decision making processes? What tools are incorporated in this decision making process that help

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1. How is the Ethcial Decision Making PRocesss different from other decision making processes? What tools are incorporated in this decision making process that help us weigh moral implications of the decision? 2. How do the rationalizations listed earlier in this learning unit, impact decision making in the work place? 3. What tools can we use to aid us in not rationalizing decisions that may reflect unethical behavior? Do we rationailze ethical behavior

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