People most often agree on what ethical action "should" be done,but fewer people actually "would" do the right thing,and even fewer actually "did" what they think they should or would do.

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This is supported by various studies and theories on human behavior and decision-making, such as the Theory of Planned Behavior and the Social Desirability Bias. People may have a moral compass or ethical principles that guide their beliefs on what should be done, but when faced with real-life situations and conflicting interests, they may struggle to act in accordance with these ideals.

People Most Often Agree on What Ethical Action "Should" Be