The Bathsheba Syndrome:
A) Is something Albert Carr believes is important in business leaders.
B) Is a doctrine Peter Drucker uses to explain ethical leadership.
C) Is destructive once individuals become leaders.
D) Affects very few managers .

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The Bathsheba Syndrome is described as when leaders become so consumed with their power and success that they begin to feel entitled to do whatever they want, including engaging in unethical or even illegal behavior. It is seen as destructive to both the individual and the organization they lead. Therefore, the best choice is C.