Arguments for Banning Gratuities Include

question 2

Multiple Choice

Arguments for banning gratuities include

• A) most gratuities are large and can be significant motivators of action.
• B) there is usually an expectation of something in return.
• C) the acceptance of gratuities violates most departments' policies.
• D) the practice is not deeply entrenched and can be effectively ended.
• E) the appearance of impropriety is not significant.

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