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A) divine command.
B) reason.
C) emotion.
D) desire.
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A) greed.
B) financial need.
C) peer pressure.
D) behaviors of superiors.
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A) at work.
B) and in our families.
C) outside of the work context.
D) and spiritual lives.
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A) teleological.
B) virtue theories.
C) principled rights.
D) deontological.
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A) self concept.
B) individual motivation.
C) self leadership.
D) self delusion.
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A) deontological principles.
B) the stakeholder perspective.
C) utilitarianism.
D) the principle of rights.
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A) it is accepted by most people.
B) it is a uniquely Christian principle.
C) it is easy to understand.
D) it is a win-win philosophy.
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A) Act only according to that maxim by which you can at the same time will that it should become a universal law.
B) So act to treat humanity, whether in your own person or in that of any other, in every case as an end and never as merely a means.
C) Every rational being is able to regard oneself as a maker of universal law.
D) Act only according to that maxim by which you increase the overall happiness of everyone affected by your action.
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A) respect for persons.
B) virtues.
C) universalizability.
D) duty.
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A) traits.
B) behaviors.
C) attitudes.
D) decision making.
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