$($CH $4$ and the Moral Courage Thought Process document$)$: According to Section II of the Process document, once you have "sized up$"$ a situation and decided this is a battle you have to fight, how does process analyze the "Principle" element of Moral Courage

Uses the Five Core Moral Values from the Moral Courage book to define the specific values that are $"$in play" in the situation

Uses the "Real World Approaches to Ethical Decisions" to do a preliminary evaluation of potential actions that could be taken

Uses one's personal definitions of "right" and "wrong" and suggests acting in your own self$-$interest no matter what

First two responses above