Based on the textbook readings, select the correct statement about the line-drawing approach to ethical decision-making: Group of answer choices The technique will always result in the best morally acceptable choice, as long as the paradigms are framed up properly. The approach can be especially useful in situations where relevant moral principles are clear but there is lack of clarity about which ethical principle best applies. The process makes it hard to prove something is right when it is actually wrong. The process is tricky in that positive paradigms are considered those that are unambiguously morally unacceptable.