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    People fail to be impartial in their decisions when they are biased or prejudiced, favoring one person over another for improper reasons. Factors like family upbringing, personal values, and societal influences can affect impartiality by shaping a person's beliefs and view of what is acceptable, which molds their behavior and decision making. Close relationships and the environment one was raised in help develop beliefs that influence whether a person can be impartial in ethical or moral circumstances and actions.

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    People fail to be impartial in their decisions when they are biased or prejudiced, favoring one person over another for improper reasons. Factors like family upbringing, personal values, and societal influences can affect impartiality by shaping a person's beliefs and view of what is acceptable, which molds their behavior and decision making. Close relationships and the environment one was raised in help develop beliefs that influence whether a person can be impartial in ethical or moral circumstances and actions.

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    Why People Fail To Be Impartial

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    People fail to be impartial in their decisions when they are biased or prejudiced, favoring one person over another for improper reasons. Factors like family upbringing, personal values, and societal influences can affect impartiality by shaping a person's beliefs and view of what is acceptable, which molds their behavior and decision making. Close relationships and the environment one was raised in help develop beliefs that influence whether a person can be impartial in ethical or moral circumstances and actions.

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    Why people fail to be impartial?

    1. In what way people fail to be impartial in their decisions?


    • People fail to be impartial when they are being bias, prejudice, or benefitting one person over
    another for improper reasons.

    2. What are the factors that affect one’s impartiality towards certain ethical/moral action or
    circumstance?
    • Family –a person acts is dependent on the environment they were raised. Close interpersonal
    relationship helps a person to develop its own beliefs which can affect one’s impartiality
    • Values - Values are beliefs that a person holds about things and aspects of life. These are guiding
    principles that mold a person’s behavior all his life which can affect one’s impartiality
    • Society –a person acts what is acceptable in their society which affects its own decision making.

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