Paula Reid is the manager at the Miami office of the U.S. Secret Service who set in motion a major prostitution scandal by reporting the misconduct of agents. Reid acted in this way believing that the agent's actions had hurt the agency's reputation and damaged its ability to fulfill its protective and investigative missions. Identify the approach that Reid has used in this instance.

She used the justice approach, realizing that the greater good is served because people learn to help each other in their own interest.
She used the practical approach, basing her decision on the prevailing standards of her profession.
She used the justice approach, knowing that it leads to behavior toward others that people want for themselves.
She used the practical approach, realizing that acts are moral when considering an individual's long-term interest.

The answer is: She used the justice approach, realizing that the greater good is served because people learn to help each other in their own interest.

Explanation:

Justice approach: an ethical decision is a decision that distributes benefits and costs (or punishments) among those involved in a fair, equitable, and impartial way.

Paula used this approach because she believed the agents had acted improperly and that they were harming the US Secret Service.

I consider any organization a team, so in order for it to work well its members must be respected both by their peers and by the other teams´ members. If you consider the various types of activities this specific agency carries out, other not so friendly "teams" (other secret services or even terrorists) could use this type of information to damage or compromise those activities. So the well being of all the country was being jeopardized by a group of bad agents.