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"Tori has been a personal secretary for the Governor for the past three years. During this time, Tori has observed what he considers to be insincerity on the part of the Governor with regards to interest in social causes. Tori has seen money that was to go to schools and children's hospitals questionably disappear. The Governor is more interested in spending the federal government's money for his own agenda than for helping people.
Tori reasons, "The public has a right to be treated fairly. He is violating the rights of these children. I need to gather more information and, if I am right, I need to report this behavior." Which philosophy best depicts Tori's reasoning:"
Answer:
Virtue ethics
Explanation:
Virtue ethics is a philosophy that refers to the emphasis on the moral virtues of the human being. Through this philosophy, people seek to do what is right, what is centered on honesty, transparency and the highest ethical and moral standards.
When Tory decides to expose the acts of dishonesty that her governor promotes, she is trying to do something fair and just, which will intensify her honesty and allow people to have justice. This shows that she is committed to the ethical philosophy of virtue.
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