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    This document contains instructions for a student named Rhett Colberg from Latin University of Panama. The assignment is to write a summary. The instructions provide 6 tests to consider when making a decision - the legality test, cost-benefit test, categorical imperative test, daylight test, golden rule test, and ventilation test. These tests examine the decision's legality, costs and benefits to society, its universal application, public perception, treatment of others, and consideration of alternative viewpoints.

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    Latin University of Panama01

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    Tomidi Bedoya
    This document contains instructions for a student named Rhett Colberg from Latin University of Panama. The assignment is to write a summary. The instructions provide 6 tests to consider when making a decision - the legality test, cost-benefit test, categorical imperative test, daylight test, golden rule test, and ventilation test. These tests examine the decision's legality, costs and benefits to society, its universal application, public perception, treatment of others, and consideration of alternative viewpoints.

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    Latin University of Panama

    Faculty of Humanities and Communication

    Name: Rhett Colberg

    Teacher: Lam Campos

    Assignment: summary
    Summary
    1. Proof of legality: The action to be taken is legal.
    2. Cost-benefit test: How does the cost-benefit relationship of
    the decision you intend to undertake consider the utilitarian
    perspective (seeking the greatest good for the greatest
    number of people).
    3. Categorical Imperative Test: You agree that the decision
    you are about to undertake is considered a universal rule.
    4. “Daylight” test: What would happen if the action you intend
    to take appeared on television, would you be proud of that
    decision?
    5. Proof of doing the same to others (golden rule): I would
    agree if that decision was made in the event that you could be
    affected by it.
    6. “Ventilation” test: Seek a second opinion with people who
    know about the issue you are addressing, use as a selection
    criteria that the person giving you the opinion does not have
    conflicts of interest with the case or the issue.

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