Matching: Common Rationalizations
-This rationalization might be used by a coach who allows the child of a major donor to new athletic fields to be the "star" of the team when in reality, the student is on a par with his or her teammates. The rationalization underestimates the subtle ways in which gratitude, friendship, and favors affect judgment.
A) "If it's necessary, it is ethical."
B) "If it's legal and permissible, it's proper."
C) "I was just doing it for you."
D) "I'm just fighting fire with fire."
E) "It doesn't hurt anyone."
F) "It can't be wrong; everyone's doing it."
G) "It's O.K. if I don't gain personally."
H) "I've got it coming."
I) "I can still be objective."

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

This rationalization, "I can still be objective," is used to justify actions by claiming that one's judgment is not affected by personal interests or relationships, despite evidence to the contrary.

Matching: Common Rationalizations -This Rationalization Might Be Used by a Coach Who Allows