that most closely matches your own ethical beliefs – it does not need to be an exact match. Explain your chosen ethical theory and why it most closely matches your own ethical beliefs. Next, consider a difficult decision that you have made in the past. Explain the difficult decision, how your chosen ethical theory guided you in making the decision (if you chose Virtue Ethics, for example, indicate at least one virtue you were following, or, if you chose Deontology, what moral law or rule you were following, or, if you chose Utilitarianism, what consequences you took into account for some number of people beyond yourself, or, if you chose Egoism, what consequences you took into account for yourself), and what the ethical theory indicates is the right action in the context of your decision. Are you happy with the decision that you made? Give at least one reason why you are happy or unhappy with the decision you made. Will you follow your chosen ethical theory in deciding future actions? Explain your answer.
The choices are Deontology or Utilitarianism orEgoism
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