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4 years ago

Is Darby doing anything wrong? If so, what? What ethics traps is she facing?

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Rom4ik [11]4 years ago

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Answer:

Hello your question is incomplete attached below is a screenshot of the question

Answer: i) Darby is doing something wrong

ii) Ethic traps are : Money and Rationalization

Explanation:

Darby is doing something wrong because she is taking the benefits of H associates company for personal purposes. and this totally unethical behavior been exhibited by Darby

The ethics trap faced by Darby are :

Money ; Money is the most influential trap that makes employees engage in most unethical activities because Human beings want more money always

Rationalization : Darby is using the company's facilities for personal use because she feels that her usage of the facilities for personal use won't affect the company negatively

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