Principled reasoning refers to a decision-making process that is guided by established principles or values rather than by subjective feelings or immediate outcomes. It involves considering ethical, moral, or logical frameworks when analyzing situations and making choices. Key characteristics of principled reasoning include: 1. **Consistency**: Decisions are based on consistent principles, which can help individuals and organizations align their actions with their values over time.
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