The "Robin Hood Effect" discussed in the Science Feature of Chapter 1 revealed:
A)the use of psychodynamics or the internal perspective for explaining why people might engage in the unethical behavior of cheating.
B)the use of how external conditions explain why people might engage in the unethical behavior of cheating.
C)how Lewin's position, that unethical behavior is a function of the person and the environment, is most appropriate for explaining why people might engage in cheating.
D)cheating was the result of whether the behavior could be "visible" or "more public" by others.

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The "Robin Hood Effect" discussed in the Science Feature of Chapter 1 revealed how external conditions, such as the ability to justify one's cheating behavior by feeling that it is taking from the rich and giving to the poor, can explain why people might engage in unethical behavior. This is an example of situational factors influencing behavior, rather than internal psychological factors.

The "Robin Hood Effect" Discussed in the Science Feature of Chapter