Danika, a board member for a medium-sized corporation, faces an ethical dilemma. She is unsure whether the board should fire senior employees who have violated rules or merely discipline those employees but keep them on staff to avoid potentially harmful publicity. Danika asks herself, "Would my family members and friends approve of this decision, and am I willing to see the decision communicated to all people and groups affected?" Asking this question is part of the rule. Multiple Choice justice moral rights utilitarian practical

Practical

Explanation:

If Danika is asking herself, "Would my family members and friends approve of this decision, and am I willing to see the decision communicated to all people and groups affected?" Asking this question is part of the practical rule.

Practical rule of ethics states that an ethical decision is that an unbiased person will find acceptable because it has to be such that there is absence of hesitation because its fairness will not be in doubt by hearers if and when communicated.

Danika's concern in the scenario is negative publicity and if family members will approve of her actions if communicated, hence she is trying to be practical, ethically speaking.

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