We are less likely to notice others' unethical behaviors when they occur in small increments rather than when they occur suddenly.

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This phenomenon is known as "the slippery slope" or "the foot-in-the-door" effect, where people become gradually desensitized to unethical behavior, making it easier for them to accept and engage in it. The gradual nature of the behavior makes it harder to identify and perceive as unethical, leading to a higher likelihood of it going unnoticed or unchecked.

We Are Less Likely to Notice Others' Unethical Behaviors When