Driven by both reaction and instinct-impulsive acts

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Impulsive acts are described as those acts that are driven by both reaction and instinct, whereas deliberate or thoughtful acts are described as actions that are preceded by rational thought and followed by a decision that leads to an action. Analyze how in some situations individuals are ruled by impulse over reason and explain how this action can, in some circumstances, manifest into unethical behaviors. Further, examine the choices that lead to virtuous behaviors.

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