A Danger of Situational Ethics Is That It Can Be

question 26

Multiple Choice

A danger of situational ethics is that it can be used to rationalize a wrong-doing. Such rationalizations may be seen in all of the following examples except:

• A) Cheating at the University of North Carolina
• B) Hiding Anne Frank's family to escape Nazi terror.
• C) Betty Vinson's actions at World Com
• D) David Walker's actions at the Government Accountability Office

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