With moral ______, leaders persuade themselves that their harmful behavior is actually moral and beneficial.
A) imagination
B) reasoning
C) justification
D) driving

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Justification refers to the process of explaining or rationalizing one's behavior, often to make it seem more acceptable. Moral justification occurs when leaders convince themselves that their actions are morally justified and even beneficial, despite evidence to the contrary. This can occur in situations where the leader is motivated by power, greed, or other self-serving interests, and may involve distorting the facts, minimizing harm, or blaming others.

With Moral ______, Leaders Persuade Themselves That Their Harmful Behavior