During the recession, a story in The New York Times entitled "The Bank Around the Corner focused on the Bank of Cattaraugus $,$ which had only $$12$ million in assets and served a smal town in upstate New York. It recounts the story of Carol Bonner, a $61-$year$-$old retired secretary$,$ who once fell behind in her property taxes and was forced to sell the home where she lived with her disabled sister. $"$$$The bank's president, Patrick J$.$ Cullen, who held the mortgage on the house, had his son Thomas Cullen buy it$.$ Thomas Cullen, who lives in Chicago, never intended to live there. Ms$.$ Bonner and her sister were able to stay as renters.Ms$.$ Bonner was amazed. "I just didn't realize there were people like that in the world, people who would help you especially, a banker." In the way he ran his bank, Patrick Cullen appears to have been guided by what ethical decision making rule? 

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