1)Carpendale suggests that moral reasoning is viewed as a process of coordinating all perspectives involved in a moral dilemma. Moral reasoning takes place in which of the following steps in Rest's Model?

Moral character

Moral judgment

Moral development

Moral sensitivity

2)Cognitive dissonance creates a problem that can be described as:

Inconsistency between thoughts and beliefs and our intended actions

Consistency between thoughts and beliefs and our intended actions

Acquiring new information that outweighs the dissonant beliefs

Reducing the importance of the beliefs and attitudes on our actions

3)In the Doing Good by Being Good case discussed in the chapter, Becca needs to counter Matt's reasons and rationalizations for which of the following actions?

Using donated funds to the Accounting Club for personal purposes.

Taking money from the Accounting Club's petty cash fund without approval.

Taking money from the Accounting Club's operating account without approval.

Using donated funds to the Accounting Club to help victims of a hurricane.