Which of the following considerations can sometimes override consequences when comparing and weighing alternatives for ethical decision making?

A) Ideas

B) Principles

C) Apprehensions

D) Assumptions

The correct answer is B

Explanation:

Principle is the term which is defined as the scientific law or theorem which has various special applications.

And sometimes matters of duties, principles or rights could countermand or override the consequences when weighing and comparing the alternatives related to the ethical decisions making.

For example, how an employee weighs and compares the alternatives for the ethical decision making might ground or depend on the duties or responsibilities linked with the position of the employee in the company.