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:

Having an easily remembered ethics language of ideas and terminology could be helpful to S in making future judgments and acting on them because being fluent in that language would allow her:

a$.$ to more efficiently determine which sports teams others are betting on so she can find potential winners with better payouts when they are successful.

b$.$ to recognize and think about how and why she is judging what's right and wrong and acting on her judgments and to discuss her judgments and actions with others.

c$.$ to successfully deflect criticism and condemnation from others that have power or influence over her so that she can be more effective in accomplishing her work and life goals.

d$.$ to better detect what others are thinking or saying about her so she can preserve and enhance her reputation.