3. Frameworks for ethical decision making (Connect, Perform) Use the correct terms to complete the following sentences about approaches to ethical decision making. The approach of holds that when people act in their own self-interest, they eventually learn to respect others' interests as well so that their well-being is respected in return. If you sue your company because you should have been paid overtime and were not, and the court awards you back pay, this is an example of Read the following case study and consider the ethical questions it raises. Then use your knowledge of normative ethicsthat is, ethics based on norms and valuesto answer the questions that follow. Imagine that you work for the ACLU and you have been assigned to interview a manager at Facebook, about Facebook's privacy policies. During your interview, the manager states that he believes (1) he and his company are acting ethically and (2) the public misunderstands the situation. He then makes the following statements to defend his actions and those of his company. Statement Ethical Approach You say that there are people who are angry about Facebook's privacy policies. But have you considered that far more people benefit from those practices than are harmed by them? There are millions of people in the world who want to see ads for things they care about, not irrelevant ads. We have to do what is right for the majority of people, not just for a small group. We live in a democratic and capitalistic society. Our fundamental freedoms include the freedom to pursue happiness, just like the Declaration of Independence says, and that often means pursuing money. No one has the right to take that freedom away from me. I'm interviewed by news organizations like The New York Times all the time, and I'm completely comfortable explaining Facebook's policies to them and to their readers. 3. Frameworks for ethical decision making (Connect, Perform) Use the correct terms to complete the following sentences about approaches to ethical decision making. The approach of holds that when people act in their own self-interest, they eventually learn to respect others' interests as well so that their well-being is respected in return. If you sue your company because you should have been paid overtime and were not, and the court awards you back pay, this is an example of Read the following case study and consider the ethical questions it raises. Then use your knowledge of normative ethicsthat is, ethics based on norms and valuesto answer the questions that follow. Imagine that you work for the ACLU and you have been assigned to interview a manager at Facebook, about Facebook's privacy policies. During your interview, the manager states that he believes (1) he and his company are acting ethically and (2) the public misunderstands the situation. He then makes the following statements to defend his actions and those of his company. Statement Ethical Approach You say that there are people who are angry about Facebook's privacy policies. But have you considered that far more people benefit from those practices than are harmed by them? There are millions of people in the world who want to see ads for things they care about, not irrelevant ads. We have to do what is right for the majority of people, not just for a small group. We live in a democratic and capitalistic society. Our fundamental freedoms include the freedom to pursue happiness, just like the Declaration of Independence says, and that often means pursuing money. No one has the right to take that freedom away from me. I'm interviewed by news organizations like The New York Times all the time, and I'm completely comfortable explaining Facebook's policies to them and to their readers