@Mina.G I picked the right answer but struggled to say why C was definitively wrong until this string of thought: "I can accept that the morally preferred acts and the long term interests of business rarely conflict with each other, but does that tell me why businesses are compelled to choosing the morally preferred act?" No it doesn't. If anything it makes it more confusing as to why they are compelled to pick the morally preferred over the long term interests. If they are both practically the same, shouldn't there be no preference?

We have to equate long term interests to morally preferred acts in our ACs and B is the only one that does that. LTIs are MPAs, and since LTIs provide compelling reasons, we can conclude that MPAs also provide these same compelling reasons.

Honestly, this exam coming up is in just another PT. You just need to treat it like that. Do you usually feel this anxiety when you are doing PTs? I know it is easier said than done, trust me I sometimes even overhype PTs, but we just have to treat this exam coming up like it is something we have done before, because it is. You got this!

@J.Y.Ping I have a thought regarding the PT Review Sessions. Could we add an option to opt in to the answer being shown after each question when starting a blind review? This way we could actively blind review together. I know that if you opt into this feature before starting the PT, that it will show in blind review but I, and most others, prefer to treat the PT like the real thing. I think this would be beneficial to those of us who save test taking to the end of the week due to work, and those who have less time to sit down for a test and blind review in one session.