During which step of the problem-solving model should you eliminate alternatives that appear unethical. A. Select an alternative. B. Make a decision. C. Identify the problem. D. Implement the solution.

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Alfred

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26 December, 11:53

During which step of the problem-solving model should you eliminate alternatives that appear unethical. A. Select an alternative. B. Make a decision. C. Identify the problem. D. Implement the solution.

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Giuliana Copeland · Answer 1

A). Select an alternative.

Explanation:

Problem-Solving model promotes the organized or orderly manner that (consists of effective steps) of identification and definition of the problem, determination of the cause of the problem and generating solutions to the problem followed by the evaluation and selection of alternatives and its implementation along with following up.

As per the question, the step during which the unethical alternatives could be eliminated would be 'select an alternative step' as this step involves the selection of the most appropriate, ethical, valid, and effective alternative as the solution after evaluating all the possible alternatives. This step is immediately followed by the 'implementation, thus, the unethical alternatives could be removed here only. Therefore, option A is the correct answer.