Social Darwinism argues for the survival of the fittest and therefore if someone would be come not fitting in the society, then for this point of view they should be left behind to let the more successful group of people survive and grow. Hope this answers the question.
Your answer is C. Foreclosure.
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Full question:
Amy walked into her office cubicle and sat down. The entire episode with the blond man had taken well over two hours of her day. Plus, the police officers had told her the district attorney would also want to speak with her, which meant she would have to spend even more time dealing with this incident. She hoped her manager would understand.
Based on this case study, what security awareness measures, training documents, and posters had an impact on this event?
2. Do you think that Amy should have done anything differently? What would you have done in her situation? Ethic Decision Making Suppose that the blond man in the scenario was someone Amy knew socially. Suppose she also knew he had no relationship to the company and no business being in the building. If Amy chose not to make a report about the event, would she be violating her ethical position?
Answer and Explanation:
The security awareness documents and posters did not have any impact here as the Amy did not pay much attention to security measures.
Amy should have let her manager know all the details so that appropriate measures are taken to take care of security issues
she would be violating her ethical standards or position as security could be breached and it would be as a result of her lack of thoroughness and honesty
Answer:
Overestimate, availability bias
Explanation:
Availability bias:
It is a phenomenon in which an individual makes the judgment on the base of biased towards the events. The individual easily comes under the influence of the event due to the past availability of the information. For example, if something occurred and the same thing occurred in the past with our strong emotions then we analyze the event with the availability of the experience in the past. The judgment will be biased because of the cloudiness of the past the experience due to which the recent event takes the weight.
Answer:
Medieval Japans geography drastically affected their interactions with other cultures as they are an island, this allowed them to stay isolationist/keep little to no interaction with other cultures.
Explanation:
Question is pretty broad and seems more like an essay question but TLDR they are an island which let them stay away from everyone else
