The ethical decision approach that requires persons to be guided by standards of equity, fairness and impartiality is the: Question 50 options: a) discretionary responsibility. b) moral-rights approach. c) justice approach. d) individualism approach. e) utilitarian approach.

c) justice approach

Explanation:

Justice approach to ethical decision is  an approach that emphasizes the need for every member of a society to be treated fairly without prejudice, irrespective of their societal status and position, race or ethnicity, etc.

For example, a company may make use of procedural justice in addressing cases of absenteeism, by clearly stating the rules and regulations in the company’s handbook which covers measures of sanctioning erring members in that regard, and clearly emphasizing that such measures would be administered impartially and fairly, regardless of whoever is involved.

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