According to DeGeorge's harm-preventing view, whistle-blowing which of the following conditions is not necessary for whistle-blowing to be morally permissible?
A) A practice or product does or will cause serious harm to individuals or society at large.
B) The charge of wrongdoing has been brought to the attention of immediate superiors.
C) No appropriate action has been taken to remedy the wrongdoing.
D) There is documentation of the potentially harmful practice or defect.

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DeGeorge's harm-preventing view does not explicitly require documentation of the potentially harmful practice or defect as a necessary condition for whistle-blowing to be morally permissible. His criteria focus on the presence of serious harm, the failure of internal reporting mechanisms, and the lack of action taken in response to these reports.

According to DeGeorge's Harm-Preventing View, Whistle-Blowing Which of the Following