Help me reply to classmate post I believe the 9 checkpoints outlined provide a logical and sequential process for ethical decision-making. They emphasize recognizing moral issues, identifying actors, gathering facts, testing for right-versus-wrong and right-versus-right issues, applying resolution principles, exploring "trilemma" options, making decisions, and reflecting on outcomes. This systematic approach ensures thorough consideration and promotes decisions grounded in ethics, integrity, and fairness. I believe that these checkpoints provide a robust framework for effectively addressing ethical dilemmas. It prompts someone to carefully consider the decision they are making. I also think that, the final step, reflecting on decisions, is an important step for learning and improvement for future dilemmas