Which of the following represents values that determine whether actions are right or wrong and outcomes are good or bad?
A)Self-monitoring
B)Ethics
C)Conscientiousness
D)Sensing
E)Moral intensity

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Ethics refers to a set of moral principles or values that guides behavior and determines whether actions are right or wrong, and outcomes are good or bad. Self-monitoring refers to the ability to regulate one's behavior based on situational cues, conscientiousness refers to the degree of responsibility and dependability in fulfilling obligations, sensing refers to a preference for concrete information over abstract ideas, and moral intensity refers to the degree of ethical importance attached to a decision or action. Out of these options, ethics is most closely related to the values that determine the rightness or wrongness of actions and outcomes.

Which of the Following Represents Values That Determine Whether Actions