Failure to identify all relevant stakeholder groups for a proper stakeholder impact analysis may be the result of
A) bias.
B) conforming to an unethical corporate culture.
C) conflicts of interests.
D) failure to consider the motivation for the decision.
E) All of these are correct.

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All of the listed reasons contribute to a failure to identify all relevant stakeholder groups for a proper stakeholder impact analysis. Bias may cause someone to overlook certain stakeholders who they do not have personal connections with or who do not align with their own beliefs. A corporate culture that does not prioritize ethics may not encourage a comprehensive stakeholder analysis. Conflicts of interest may cause someone to leave out certain stakeholders who could potentially raise issues that affect their own interests. And finally, failing to consider the motivation for the decision may result in overlooking stakeholders who may be affected in ways that are not immediately obvious.

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