Ed works in a position where there is very little supervision. In fact, although he considers himself ethical, he figures he could go away for a week without anyone noticing. Which general set of factors is most likely to influence Ed's ethical behavior?
A) Individual
B) Social
C) Moral
D) Circumstantial
E) Opportunity

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Ed's ethical behavior is most likely to be influenced by the opportunity factor, as he has the opportunity to engage in unethical behavior without being caught due to the lack of supervision. The other factors may still play a role, but the opportunity factor is the most relevant in this situation.

Ed Works in a Position Where There Is Very Little