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He regretted this situation thinking that none of the workers would have been injured if he had performed his duties property. Is this Egoism Virtue theory Moral right Utilitarianism According to the approach our attention on the consequences we can ask, this course of action in more good any alternative course of action that is available?" Respect for persons Cost-benefit Act utilitarian Rule utilitarian impediment to responsible action: Ignorance Egocentric tendency Fear All of the above may be defined as a conflict a person experiences between two or more moral obligations in a particular circumstance is the set of rules and guidelines for professional behavior for engineer, for personal, moral, social, professional and environmental well-being of individuals and the communities that we serve. uphold and advance the integrity, honor and dignity of the engineering profession by using their knowledge and skill for the enhancement of human welfare and the environment while being honest and impartial and serving with fidelity the public, their employers and client. An action would be if one cannot approve others doing the same action is an impediment to responsible action and is about limited perspectives. May be highly accurate and precise but focusing only on the narrow field of resolution

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Q2.4 Act utilitarian (the principle of utility—do whatever will produce the best overall results)

Q2.5 Answer d. All the above (Ignorance,Fear and Egocentric Tendency)

Q3.2 Engineering Ethics

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