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SECTION II-THINKING CRITICALLY ABOUT LEGAL CONCEPTS Directions; In the Answers column at the right of each statement, write the letter thaClick here to represents the word, or group of words, that correctly completes the statement. record answers Answers 11. To involve ethics, a decision must (a) affect you or others in 11. some significant way, (b) be based on emotion, (c) value each person differently from another person, (d) all of these. 12. The idea that the same ethical standards are applied to eve- 12. ryone is (a) only found in business ethics, (b) the basis for profit maximization, (c) the definition of impartiality, (d) not practical in a nation of diverse cultures.Answers a 13. When dealing with institutions, being impartial means (a) 13. considering the individual as opposed to the big institution, (b) considering how the people behind the institution are af- fected by our actions, (c) considering your interests, as insti- tutions really aren't people, (d) none of these. 14. Steps in consequential reasoning do not include (a) finding 14. alternative actions, (b) forecast consequences for each alter- native, (c) universalizing the consequences, (d) evaluating the consequences. 15. The Good is (a) what philosophers usually call the standard for 15. judging right or wrong, (b) the primary goal toward which hu- man life should be directed, (c) using alternative basic goals such as love, justice, truth, and pleasure, (d) all of these. 16. With fundamental ethical rules, the standard for judging 16. usually comes from (a) human reasoning, (b) a recognized authority, (c) both a and b, (d) none of these. 17. Making an ethical judgment by universalizing the action in- 17. volves (a) imagining everyone in the world doing the action, (b) comparing identical or similar actions, (c) combining sey