Provide a response to each question with 75-word minimum. Respond to the post of two other students (25 work minimum):

1. As we make ethical decisions, we not only decide what to do but why we are doing it. As you think about how you work with other people when making ethical decisions, is agreeing on the action to be taken more important or less important than agreeing on the reason for the action?

2. Daniel Goleman popularized the term Emotional Quotient (EQ) in his book Emotional Intelligence (1995). How does being aware of your emotions and those of others impact ethical decision making? Sometimes exercising moral courage upsets people. What is the difference (if any) between not paying attention to other people's emotions and taking a risk that you'll upset people if you take an action that you believe is required to be ethical?

3. Knowing the right thing to do is not the same as actually doing it. Core to being ethical is being willing to take actionto actually commit to being ethical. What barriers do you believe or feel sometimes keep you from making the best ethical decision? What strategies can you put in place to help you overcome those barriers?