Case:

The Wall Street Journal $(2/26/21)$ reported in an article titled "With Vaccine Waiting Lists in the Millions, Some Skip the Line," that a young SoulCycle fitness instructor $($herein after called S C$)$ identified herself as an educator so she could be vaccinated at a Staten Island, N$.$Y$.$ clinic, and was lambasted on social media after she publicized her action on Instagram. "I made a terrible error in judgment and for that I am truly sorry," she posted in response to the criticism. Soulcycle released a statement saying that the company did not encourage its instructors to identify themselves as educators in order to be vaccinated

Question:

The second step in her hidden brain's process for making ethics judgments is that she:

a$.$ Feels an emotion of attraction to what is right in the situation or repulsion to what is wrong that motivates her to want to do what's ethical,

b$.$ Unconsciously makes a judgment about what is right or wrong in the situation.

c$.$ Chooses tactics that help her succeed in overcoming obstacles to doing what's right in the situation.

d$.$ Sees a pattern of facts in the situation that indicates that something is right or wrong.