We tend to overlook unethical behaviors that involve:
A)Bad outcomes.
B)Direct harm.
C)In-group favoritism.
D)The unethical actions of persons who were told to behave unethically by a superior.

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In-group favoritism is a type of unethical behavior that involves favoring members of one's own group over others. This can lead to discrimination and unequal treatment, even if there are no immediately bad outcomes or direct harm caused. The other choices (A, B, and D) all involve more obvious forms of unethical behavior that would be harder to overlook.

We Tend to Overlook Unethical Behaviors That Involve