Which of the following are situations in which practicing ethical reasoning is more important than relying on moral intuition? Situations in which
A) it is unclear which people have the most ethically significant interests in a situation.
B) there are conflicting ethical values or principles a decision maker could apply.
C) common sense and habits hide rationalization of poorly examined social convention.
D) All of the above.
E) None of the above.

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All of the above situations require practicing ethical reasoning because relying solely on moral intuition may lead to biased or incorrect decisions. In situation A, identifying the most ethically significant interests requires analyzing and weighing different values and principles. In situation B, conflicting ethical values and principles must be analyzed and prioritized to determine the most ethical course of action. In situation C, common sense and habits may be influenced by societal biases and must be examined critically to ensure ethical decision-making.

Which of the Following Are Situations in Which Practicing Ethical