When an organization does not seek a compromise simply for the sake of compromise but prefers to let people come to a shared and consensual understanding of what is true or correct based on the merits of the argument, it should engage in _________ ethics.

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Discourse ethics prioritizes open and rational discussion to reach a consensus on what is morally right or truthful, rather than compromising for the sake of reaching an agreement. Justice-based ethics focuses on fairness and individual rights, virtue-based ethics emphasizes personal character and morality, and utilitarian ethics prioritizes the greatest good for the greatest number of people. While these other ethical frameworks may also value open discussion and consensus building, discourse ethics specifically emphasizes this approach.

When an Organization Does Not Seek a Compromise Simply for the Sake