A person who reports unethical behavior in his/her organization to management and/or the authorities is called a:
A) Ethicist
B) Whistleblower
C) Traitor
D) Mole
E) Deviant

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A whistleblower is a person who exposes the unethical behavior within an organization to management or authority. It is an act of courage and integrity, and it helps to prevent the organization from further engaging in unethical practices. The other options, including traitor, mole, and deviant, have negative connotations and do not accurately reflect the intention of the individual reporting the unethical behavior. An ethicist is someone who studies ethics, but they may not necessarily be the person reporting the unethical behavior.

A Person Who Reports Unethical Behavior in His/her Organization to Management