The key foundations of ethical decision making are:

A) ethical intensity and decision-making procedures and rules
B) magnitude of consequences,probability of affect,and determination of goals
C) ethical intensity,decision-making procedures and rules,probability of affect,and determination of parties.
D) ethical intensity,decision-making procedures and rules,affected individuals,benefits and costs,and determination of rights

Ethical Intensity

Refers to the perceived importance or significance of an ethical issue, including its potential outcomes and the number of people affected.

Decision-Making Procedures

The systematic processes or methods followed to make considered decisions, often involving the identification of options, analysis of consequences, and selection of the best course of action.

Determination of Parties

The process of identifying and defining the entities or individuals involved in a legal agreement or dispute.