Questions: Jett son of a sincere marine officer, is a supply chain manager with Artzona Systems. One of his suppliers always supplies substandard electronic chips to his company. Jeff wants to report this to the management. However, the supplier offers him a bribe to overlook this issue and continue with the procurement. Which of the following components of the ethics test should Jeff use in this scenario? Multiple Choice the test of the purified ideas the test of one best way the "light of day" approach the test of common sense

The answer is the "light of day" approach.

This approach involves seeking advice from a trusted mentor or authority figure to see if they would approve of the decision. It is not directly applicable here as Jeff is considering his own ethical stance rather than seeking external validation.

This test involves considering whether the decision aligns with one's own values and the person they aspire to be. While relevant, it is not the most direct approach for this scenario.

This approach involves considering how one would feel if their decision were made public. It is particularly relevant in this scenario because it encourages Jeff to think about the transparency and potential consequences of accepting a bribe.

This test involves using practical and straightforward reasoning to make a decision. While useful, it does not specifically address the ethical dilemma of accepting a bribe in the same way the "light of day" approach does.