Which element is not part of ethical blind spots?
A) overestimating our ethicality
B) in-group favoritism
C) out-group favoritism
D) judging based on outcomes, not the process

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Out-group favoritism is not typically considered an ethical blind spot. Ethical blind spots often involve biases that favor oneself or one's in-group, underestimating the impact of our actions on others, or focusing on outcomes rather than the ethicality of the decision-making process itself. Out-group favoritism, which would involve favoring those not in one's own group, does not align with the common understanding of ethical blind spots.

Which Element Is Not Part of Ethical Blind Spots