John decides to cheat on an examination to get into graduate school so that he can later volunteer to serve the needy with better skills. From an ethical perspective, John decides that
A.	the “end” of his action justifies the “means.”
B.	the “means” of his action justifies the “end.”
C.	the “end” and the “means” of his action justify each other.
D.	the “end” of his action can never justify the “means.”
Answer:A
John decides to cheat on an examination to get into graduate school so that he can later volunteer to serve the needy with better skills. From an ethical perspective, John decides that
A.	the “end” of his action justifies the “means.” B.	the “means” of his action justifies the “end.” C.	the “end” and the “means” of his action justify each other. D.	the “end” of his action can never justify the “means.”