Choose from the choice #1 to 4 These are ambiguous situations that require a personal judgment of what is right or wrong because there are no rules, policies, or laws guiding such decisions. Individuals often rely on their morals and personal values, which often leads to different decisions by different people in similar situations.   Type B dilemmas   Type A dilemmas   rationalizing dilemmas   ethical dilemmas

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