Case Study $15\mathrm{.}1$: Life over ProfitAdapted from a classic ethics test by Lawrence Kohlberg about $50$ years ago, the situation has a woman in Europe dying of a rare kind of cancer, which is cured only by a type of radium sold by the developer of the drug. The druggist, while charging ten times his production cost, refuses to undersell the drug despite the husbands pleas. In frustration, Heinz, the husband, breaks into the store to steal the drug to save his wife.QuestionsWas the husbands behavior excusable under the circumstances? Was it ethical? If you were a police officer in the town, would you have arrested the husband for theft? Should the druggist who made the drug face any penalty? Were his actions ethical?.If you were Heinz, would you have stolen the drug? If not, why not? What would you have done instead? Chapter $16$What is included in the idea of self$-$discipline? What are some examples of everyday behaviors you are currently engaging in that require self$-$discipline? Can you succeed without these behaviors? $2.$ Briefly explain the importance of positive workplace morale, along with suggestions for improving it$.$ What factors make an effective appraisal system? How are these two concepts related?