Henry has taken on a new job as a marketing manager for an e-cigarette manufacturer. He constantly asks himself if this product is safer than tobacco or a high-tech way to hook a new generation on a bad nicotine habit. He is faced with an ethical decision and asks himself, "Is this action 'right'?" Which type of evaluation does this illustrate?

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The question reflects a deontological evaluation, which focuses on the moral rules or duties that dictate what is right or wrong rather than the consequences of actions. In this case, Henry is questioning whether his actions align with his moral duties and principles, indicating a deontological approach to ethical evaluation.

Henry Has Taken on a New Job as a Marketing