flexible scheduling Question 13 1 Point A problem with the utilitarian principle of ethical decision making is that A It focuses on the consequences of our actions, not on how we achieve those consequences. there is no agreement on what activities are of the greatest benefits to the affected. it is difficult to predict the "trickle down" benefits to those people who are least well off in society. D it is almost impossible to evaluate the benefits or costs of many decisions. Question 14 1 Point WWW NW Question 14 1 Point Ahmed has a high moral sensitivity, he A can more quickly and accurately estimate the moral intensity of the issue. B tends to have lower levels of empathy. is always more ethical than people with a moderate or low level of ethical sensitivity. is individualistic and achievement oriented. 1 Point Question 15 According to Carl Jung, making decisions consists of what two competing processes? A Sensing and intuition B) Guessing and judging Thinking and feeling D) Thinking and judging