1. Which of the following involves rationalizing misconduct by perceiving informal norms – such as secrecy or loyalty to fellow officers – to be more important than societal laws, norms, or the formal norms of the organization by which one is employed?

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1.  Which of the following involves rationalizing misconduct by perceiving informal norms – such as secrecy or loyalty to fellow officers – to be more important than societal laws, norms, or the formal norms of the organization by which one is employed?

Denial of responsibility

Denial of victim

Denial of injury

Appeal to higher loyalties

im confused between A and B

2.  Natural law theorists might argue that a law is unjust if it has which of the following characteristics?

It is discriminatory.

It is unjustly applied.

It is degrading to humans.

Any or all of the above

is it D

Ms. Sue · Answer

1. is neither A nor B. 2. I agree.

Amy · Answer

is number one D

Ms. Sue · Answer

1. C. The person who overlooks the misdeeds of family or coworkers is appealing to what s/he thinks is a higher loyalty.