The Rule is the idea that we should interact with other people in a manner consistent with the way we would like them to interact with us.

Golden rule    

Explanation:

 The golden rule is one of the type of principle that helps in interacting with others and also explain about the different types of cultures and the religions.

In this type of law the one person can treat other person sometimes that they do not wanted to be treated in that particular way.  

 According to the given question, the golden rule is mainly used for interaction purpose with the other people in some consistent manner and it is also known as the golden law.

Therefore, Golden rule is the correct answer.

Explanation:

The principle that we should treat others in a manner we want them to treat us is called the golden rule. In some religions it is also considered as an ethic of reciprocity.

Rushworth Kidder has identified this rule to be present in all the major world religions.  The golden Rule was accepted as a part of " Declaration Toward a Global Ethic" in 1993. The term Golden rule was used by Anglican preachers and theologians in early 17th century.

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