The moral standards of what is "good" and "right" behavior in organizations and in our personal lives are set by __________.
A) prejudice
B) professionalism
C) ethics
D) rights

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Ethics are the principles or values that dictate what is right or wrong, good or bad in a certain situation. They are the moral standards that guide our behavior in organizations and personal lives. Prejudice is a biased view or unfair judgment of an individual or group. Professionalism refers to the conduct, behavior, and attitude of a person in a professional setting. Rights are the legal and moral entitlements of an individual or group. While all of these may influence moral standards, ethics are the most appropriate choice for this question.

The Moral Standards of What Is "Good" and "Right" Behavior