Answer:
situational attribution
Explanation:
Situational attribution also referred to as environmental or external attribution is a situation in which one attributes ones or another's behaviour, an outcome or an event to forces outside the person concerned. Such causes this can be attributed to includes luck, others, environmental factors, weather, etc.
You can attribute the cause of the customers complaint to a certain situation, hence making the situation not to be about you but the external force that caused it.
Answer:
A. Individualist
Explanation:
Explanation in previous answer :)
Rajesh's beliefs that bribery is an acceptable practice for getting things done in his country and it works. hence, he argues that such cultural values must be adopted by all countries to get things done suggest the following ethical practise: ethical imperialism. The term <span>describes a situation where a code of ethical behavior or attitude is imposed on another community or society.</span>
