In Chapter $14,$ we learn ethics are the principles of conduct governing an individual or a group$-$ the principles people use to decide what their conduct should be$.$ Three factors combine to determine the ethical choices we make: $q,,$ which ethical situations make for ethically dangerous situations $($bad cases$)$ and the outside sources that mold ethical choices $($bad barrels$).$

$$ the company $($bad employer$)$

the person $($bad apples$)$

the supervisor $($bad leadership$)$

the contacts $($bad friends$)$