Type I ethics is best defined as the strength of the relationship between ________.
A. an individual's moral beliefs and the individual's behavior
B. morals presented by external sources and the punishment for unethical acts
C. an individual's moral beliefs and the morals presented by external sources
D. morals exhibited by most of society and the unethical actions of friends and role models
Answer:C
Type I ethics is best defined as the strength of the relationship between ________.
A. an individual's moral beliefs and the individual's behavior B. morals presented by external sources and the punishment for unethical acts C. an individual's moral beliefs and the morals presented by external sources D. morals exhibited by most of society and the unethical actions of friends and role models
Explanation: C) The strength of the relationship between what an individual or an organization believes to be moral and correct and what available sources of guidance, such as laws, suggest is morally correct is Type I ethics. Type II ethics is the strength of the relationship between what one believes and how one behaves.