Tyrone, the President of an Architectural Firm, Was Faced with a Difficult

Tyrone, the president of an architectural firm, was faced with a difficult decision when asked to decrease the portion of his company's budget designated to help construct new homeless shelters. After considering his personal ethics and seeking the advice of coworkers, Tyrone decided he would not cut these funds-even though his decision would mean the company could not immediately move forward on another initiative. Which of the following is MOST likely to be True of Tyrone's decision?

A) Concern for the company's profitability did not figure into the decision.
B) When Tyrone asked a dozen coworkers what they would do if they were in his shoes, he received mixed counsel.
C) Tyrone's values and morals did not help him make the decision.
D) If someone asks Tyrone to make a similar budget cut in the future, he will know to act as he did before without thinking through the specific situation.
E) Tyrone does not care about his company's success.