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To show loyalty to the employer, Karen must take on some of Angela's roles as he asked. To show loyalty to her friend, Karen can tell her that she will take on these roles because the employer asked, due to a possible cut in staff, which would result in layoffs.
Explanation:
Karen should show loyalty to her employer by not talking about company positions that she wasn't asked to reveal, but she should also be a friend and inform her friend that she will be fired, so she'll be prepared when that happens.
In this case, Karen must inform Angela, who she heard that there will be a possible cut in the staff and because of that, the employer asked her to take on some additional roles, including roles that were performed by Angela. In this way, she leaves her friend prepared for the possible dismissal, but does not interfere in her employer's decisions.
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People are motiviated to break the rules by the enviornment they have been exposed to. For example a person in a calm suberban neighborhood wouldn't usually be motivated to do crimes as they are exposed to a calm, crime-free, environment. As opposed to a person that lives in a run down city that is constantly exposed to crimes and people trying to get them to do things they shouldnt. People who are powerful, and famous, do tend to break the rules a lot more than the average person as they feel as though they are above the law. So, they go off doing what they want thinking that since they are famous they are better than everyone else and can do whatever and not be punished. I don't beleive it is worth breaking those rules as people tend to follow and more and more people will begin to do the same and cause chaos.
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