Machiavellianism is noted for which of the following principles?
A) Do whatever it takes to get the job done right.
B) It is better to be humble than formidable.
C) Do whatever it takes to defeat others or gain advantage over them.
D) The rights of the individual cease when they impact the rights of the group.

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Machiavellianism is a philosophy that focuses on gaining power and advantage over others, even if it means being ruthless and deceitful. The principle of doing whatever it takes to defeat others or gain advantage over them is a central tenet of Machiavellianism. The other options do not accurately represent this philosophy.

Machiavellianism Is Noted for Which of the Following Principles