Compromise and integrity
A) are polar opposites.
B) can be achieved together only with rationalization.
C) can be achieved together, if compromise moves toward achieving an ethical goal.
D) can only be achieved together with dishonesty.

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Compromise and integrity do not have to be in conflict. If the compromise is directed toward achieving an ethical goal, then both compromise and integrity can be achieved simultaneously. This requires a willingness to find common ground and a shared commitment to ethical principles. Rationalization or dishonesty are not necessary for compromise and integrity to coexist.

Compromise and Integrity