Please answer all questions:

One reason that we study ethics is to look at issues from different points of view.

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A social contact is an agreement between people within a society to act a certain way. For example, if you have old lawn furniture to get rid of, and if you place it on the curb in front of your house, it is okay for someone to take it. But if it is on your front porch, it is considered off limits, and someone taking it would be considered stealing.

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We know that it is possible to hire someone who is a bad apple, but there are cases where the bad apple can actually be created by the company culture.

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When a criminal says that they would not have committed the crime except for the fact that the target was walking down a dark alley and should have known better, this is an example of ______.

A. displacement of responsibility

B. moral justification

C. euphemistic labeling

D. attribution of blame

Below are examples of the three types of stakeholders. Which one is a connected stakeholder?

A. someone who is a member of an activist group

B. someone who is a customer

C. someone who is a member of the board

D. someone who owns stock in the company

E. someone who is part of the media

#NoSweat is an emerging NGO that focuses on child labor and sweatshops. GiantWal is a superstore that has made billions thanks to child labor and sweatshops. Over the last few years, #No Sweat has made smaller businesses change their practices relating to their mission -- and if the company did not change, it took a significant financial hit because #NoSweat publicized the company's abuses and people began to boycott. Now #NoSweat is eyeing GiantWal. Where would #NoSweat be on GiantWal's Stakeholders' Interests and Influence Matrix?

A. Keep satisfied

B. Minimal effort

C. Keep close

D. Keep informed