The possibility of condoning acts that violate one's own sense of morality can occur in which of the following:

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Ethical relativism is the belief that ethical principles are subjective and vary from person to person or culture to culture. As a result, individuals may condone or even engage in acts that violate their personal sense of morality because they believe those acts are acceptable within their cultural or social context. The other options, such as ethical imperialism, Sarbanes-Oxley, and False Claims Act, do not directly speak to the issue of condoning acts that violate one's own sense of morality.

The Possibility of Condoning Acts That Violate One's Own Sense