You are an engineer and a manager at an aerospace company with an important government contract supplying parts for a space shuttle. As an engineer, you know that a projected launch would face unknown risks because the equipment for which you are responsible would be operating outside its tested range of behaviors. However, since you are also a manager you know how important it is to your company that the launch be carried out promptly. Should you: Group of answer choices Allow your judgment as a manager to override your judgment as an engineer, and so permit the launching. Allow your judgment as an engineer to override your judgment as a manager, and do not permit the launching. Toss a coin to decide; since one's engineering and managerial roles are equally important, so neither should take precedence over the other and engineers. Abstain from voting in any group decision in the matter, since as both a manager and an engineer one has a conflict of interest in this case