Sheila has witnessed an incidence of ethical misconduct and can only internally frame it in terms of anticipated negative outcomes. What kind of question is she probably asking herself?
A) Is speaking out the right thing to do?
B) Is speaking out worth it?
C) How much harm is the incident causing to the victim?
D) What would I do if this happened to me?

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Sheila is likely asking herself if speaking out is worth it because she is considering the anticipated negative outcomes, which aligns with evaluating the consequences of her actions rather than the ethical principles involved.

Sheila Has Witnessed an Incidence of Ethical Misconduct and Can