$($CH $3$ and Moral Courage Thought Process document$)$ Chapter $3$ deals with "sizing up$"$ situations $($i$.$e$.$ asking, $"$Is there an ethical issue I need to address here?"$).$ Section I of the Moral Courage Thought Process document outlines a threestep thought process to "size up$"$ situations, Review that three step process. Which of the following statements regarding that process are true?

To answer the first question $($Is there an ethical issue in this situation?"$)$ based on the Moral Courage book and the Ethical Development Framework PP$,$ EITHER the "Five Core Moral Values" identified by the Moral Courage author OR one's own personal moral values that you live by should be used

The second question $("$Is the ethical$/$moral issue significant?"$)$ can be answered by thinking through the severity of the potential impact, possible collateral damage, and using the "Three 'Real World' Ethical Principles Used to Guide Business Decisions"

If there is a significant ethical issue in play, the process would require that it IS $"$my battle to fight"$--$ no matter what

The first two answers above