Question ID:PT82 S4 Q11 Passage:It is morally praiseworthy to be honest only if one is honest out of respect for morality. Strictly speaking, therefore, Downing did not act in a manner worthy of such praise when he told the judge the truth about his business partner's fraudulence. Downing was motivated by concern for his own well-being‚ even though what he did was certainly honest. Stem:The conclusion drawn above follows logically if which one of the following is assumed? Correct Answer Choice:CChoice A:An action motivated by concern for oneself cannot be deserving of moral condemnation. Choice B:Some actions that are essentially honest are not morally praiseworthy. Choice C:An action performed out of respect for morality cannot also be an action motivated by concern for oneself. Choice D:The moral praiseworthiness of an action can be judged only according to standards that refer to the circumstances of the person acting. Choice E:Morality demands that one be honest, even in cases where this could be detrimental to one's own well-being.