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Eva8 [605]
4 years ago
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Haley is an accountant for a large hospital network. She knows that she could easily "skim" money from the organization to keep

for herself and chances are she would not get caught. However, she keeps thinking about what would happen to her and her family if her actions went viral and appeared all over the Internet or in her local newspaper. What ethics test is Haley considering?___________A. ​the public scrutiny testB. ​the bystander testC. ​the front page testD. ​the social media test
Business
1 answer:
xxMikexx [17]4 years ago
7 0

Answer:

C. ​the front page test

Explanation:

The front page test -

It is an analysis method , very useful as it motivates the public to officially think about how his or her actions would look or fell to the outside world .

Same is the case with Haley , since she is aware that she can make a lot of money from the large hospital network , but she is more concern about the threat of being caught and from the reaction of the out side public .

Hence , the correct answer is  the front page test  .

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