The means-end,utilitarian,and professional standards principles are all examples of ____ principles that may be used to provide an ethical justification for a person's decisions and behaviors.

A) balancing interests
B) self-serving
C) concern for others
D) situational effects

Means-End

A concept in problem-solving that focuses on identifying a specific goal (end) and the methods or actions (means) required to achieve it.

Professional Standards

Established norms and criteria within a profession that guide the ethical and technical performance of its members.

Balancing Interests

The act of negotiating or managing differing needs, desires, or demands to reach a compromise or harmonious solution.