Paul McEnroe became a household name after he reported the rampant use of sweatshop labor by a famous clothes and accessories company that he worked for.Following his allegations, the company had to pay several million dollars as penalty along with funding rehabilitation programs for the same group of laborers it was exploiting a few months back.This scenario reflects McEnroe's act of _____.
A)preconventional moral reasoning
B)whistle-blowing
C)bias suppression
D)trust propensity
E)abusive supervision

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McEnroe's act of reporting the exploitative practices of the company he worked for is an example of whistle-blowing, which is the act of exposing illegal, unethical, or harmful activities by an organization.

Paul McEnroe Became a Household Name After He Reported the Rampant