Please I want someone to answer it Boundary crossing standard Moral rigorism Pla
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Please I want someone to answer it
Boundary crossing standard Moral rigorism Plagiarism v Relativism v Falsifying data v Extortion Fabricating data Paternalism Moral laxism Bribery 1. Making up numbers 2. Fence jumping 3. Spreading disease 4. Sticking to one's principles no matter what 5. Human rights 6. When in Rome, do as the Romans do 7. "If I can't act in the most ideal way, anything goes" 8, of money to get someone to violate his/her official duty 9. Tipping 10. Hiring one's own father 11 Threatening to harm someone to get benefits to which one has no right 12. Deciding for another what is best for them 13, Smoothing out data 14. Copying another's writing as if it were one's own.Explanation / Answer
boundary crossing standard - human rights
moral rigorism - sticking to one's principles no matter what
Plagiarism- Copying another's writing as if it were one's own
relativism - self deception
Falsifying data - Smoothing out data
extortion - Threatening to harm someone to get benefits to which one has no rights
Fabricating data - making up numbers
paternalism - deciding for another what is best for them
moral laxism - if i cant act in the most ideal way, anything goes
Bribery - offer of money to get someone to violate his/her official duty