In using the acceptance theory of authority as a starting point for resolving ethical dilemmas, a follower should always ask:
A) Where do I draw the line?
B) At what point do I refuse to comply with requests?
C) When will I say no?
D) All of the options listed
E) None of the options listed

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The acceptance theory of authority suggests that authority is defined by the acceptance of the follower. Therefore, all the options listed (A, B, C) are relevant questions a follower should consider when faced with ethical dilemmas, as they all pertain to the point at which the follower decides not to accept authority due to ethical concerns.

In Using the Acceptance Theory of Authority as a Starting