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Lena [83]
3 years ago
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Darci wants incorporate changes into her life that will make her more ethical. She has heard that people who get the right amoun

t of sleep are less tempted by unethical behavior, so she has made a commitment to go to bed earlier, when possible. She also is going to pick up reading again, a hobby she has just not made time for lately, which will reduce her screen time especially right before bed. What else might she try to do?
Multiple Choice
a.She might start thinking she is good at everything and can do no wrong, instilling confidence in herself.
b.She might start handwashing her clothes instead of using the washing machine to reduce energy costs.
c.She might get in the practice of turning off lights when she leaves rooms and remember to bring a reusable water bottle to work.
d.She might stop her cable/satellite service and instead switch to a streaming service like Netflix or Hulu.
e.She might begin to have her food delivered by a food service such as Hello Fresh or Blue Apron instead of eating out.
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1 answer:
navik [9.2K]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

The correct answer is C

Explanation:

Ethical in living, it is the philosophy of taking a decision for the daily life, which  consider the account ethics and the moral values, specifically in regard to animal welfare, consumerism, environmentalism and sustainability.

So, she wants to incorporate the ethical changes into her life, she could try to practice for turning offs the lights whenever she leaves the room and remember to bought a reusable the water bottle for work.

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