QUESTION $20$

$40$ points $($Extra Credit$)$

Danh is one of the members of your group for a project that constitutes a significant portion of your grade. He's an international student; English is a second language for him. He knows the subject matter very well, but he's struggled with the written assignments. He emails you with an update on his part of the project: I just want to let you know I$\text{'}$m almost done with my work. I was really lucky to find a friend who could help. Phuong had this class last year so she looked over my writing and let me know what I need. Thanks. $-$Danh

When you look over what Danh sent, you still see some places that need work, but you also notice a few passages that stand out. Perhaps Phoung's help was more than simple editing? Hard to tell, but you decide to give Danh a heads up just to be safe. As you think about your response to Danh, you remember that he prefers the Reputation Lens $($virtue ethics$).$ You know that you'll be more likely to convince Danh if you his values when you respond.

Which of the following responses would best resonate with Danh given his preference for the Reputation Lens?

a$.$ "You'd better be careful about talking with someone who took the class before. We all might wind up in trouble if you 'borrowed' too much of Phoung's work. Are you sure this is yours?"

b$.$ "I know that we're all just trying to get this project done. Thanks for your work. If you don't mind, I'll make some technical edits in order to assure that all fits together."

c$."$I$\text{'}$m pleased that you were able to find someone to help you. Phuong's paper might be a good example, but I know that as a team member, you ultimately want to do your own work. If you'd like me to take some time and help you edit this paper, l$\text{'}$d be glad to help."