When we overlook an unethical behavior of another when it's in our interest to remain ignorant, this is called:
A) Ill-conceived goals
B) Motivated blindness
C) Indirect blindness
D) The slippery slope
E) Overvaluing outcomes

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Motivated blindness refers to the phenomenon of overlooking unethical behavior of another person when it is in our best interest to remain ignorant. We do this unconsciously, which means that we are aware of ethical issues but choose to ignore them. It commonly occurs in situations where individuals are driven by personal interest or a desire to avoid conflict. The other options are not directly related to this phenomenon.

When We Overlook an Unethical Behavior of Another When It's