The belief that an activity is safe because it will never be found out or publicized is one of the commonly held rationalizations, identified by Saul Gellerman, which can lead to unethical behavior.

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The statement is true. This rationalization is known as the "secrecy" rationalization and is one of the many rationalizations that people use to justify unethical behavior.

The Belief That an Activity Is Safe Because It Will