Note: This question may have more than one correct answer. Select all that apply. Eunice is running for political office. She has an impressive business resume and lots of community service while the longtime incumbent has displayed no desire to do anything except stay in office and enrich himself. Eunice trails the incumbent and decides to run a series of "attack ads." The attack ads are very effective and one week before the election it appears that she will win the election. Eunice privately admits that the attack ads were exaggerations and distortions. According to teleological ethics, which statement is correct?

a. Eunice has engaged in unethical behavior.

b. Assuming Eunice's attack ads were unethical, her conduct is justified and proper if she wins the election.

c. Eunice has engaged in ethical behavior because she has an obligation to her supporters and potential constituents to run a campaign that will get her elected.

d. It is not possible to determine from the information provided whether Eunice's attack ads were ethical or unethical.