During a busy shift, a nurse accidentally administers a slightly higher dose of medication to a patient than prescribed. The error does not harm the patient, but the nurse is unsure whether to report it, fearing repercussions. The nurse's commitment to the ethical principle of __________ is being challenged. Options: A) Veracity B) Non-maleficence C) Fidelity D) Responsibility

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