The answer is “food tampering”.
Tampering can allude to numerous types of treachery
yet the term is regularly used to mean deliberate modification of
items in a way that would make them destructive to the purchaser. This risk has
provoked makers to make items that are either hard to change or if nothing else
hard to adjust without notifying the customer.
Answer:
Yes it is
Explanation:
It is very important to monitor your employee, his growth and performance and contribution to the system of the company, and more importantly, his habit and is relationship with other in the office, his he a bad egg in the system ? So all this can be done without the consent to avoid the employee faking his behaviour ,this will help you to understand the person and see his flawless easily. So yes it is ethical.
The answer is b
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Heuristics are mental shortcuts that provide serviceable but often inexact answers to common judgmental problems.
<h3>What is
Heuristics?</h3>
Heuristics are general principles that can be used to direct decision-making based on a more constrained subset of the information at hand. Heuristics are thought to enable quicker decision-making than techniques that require more information because they rely on less information.
The three heuristics that attracted the greatest attention are:
- Anchoring,
- Adjustment,
- Availability.
Heuristics allows to quickly handle information volumes that are greater than what our social cognitive abilities can handle. These mechanisms play a role in the fact that most of our social thought happens automatically.
To know more about Heuristics refer to: brainly.com/question/14718604
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a. we learned that like 3 weeks ago lol