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II. For items 3-4, use the following guide questions to analyze and answer the cases. A. What does it mean to say that some individuals in the case studies are not bad people, but people who made bad decisions? B. Why might some people find it a challenge to show honesty and loyalty to their employers? C. How can we always live by the ethical values of honesty and loyalty ourselves? D. What response makes sense when we see friends or co-workers making decisions that are not aligned with our ethical values? E. Why can it be difficult to encourage a friend to make ethically sound decisions?

3. Kathryn was employed at a large retail store at the mall. Her responsibilities were to straighten and stock merchandise, handle telephone orders, and sell to customers in her department of the store. It was also her responsibility to be alert to shoplifters and vandals who might steal or damage merchandise. Sometimes the store was very crowded and customers had to wait to be checked out at her register. Sometimes Kathryn's friends would come into the store to shop or visit. She enjoyed their company and was always glad to see them. Once, however, she was very busy with customers when friends came to visit, and she saw one of the friends steal an item of clothing from her department. She looked the other way and pretended not to see the theft. After visiting with her, the friends left the store to go to a movie. The person who stole the merchandise took it and left with the group. Kathryn never mentioned to anyone what she had seen. 4. Cody did work for neighbors to help pay for his college expenses. Several neighbors regularly asked him to mow and trim, paint, and do small repairs around their houses. They knew him so well that they left him alone in and around their houses to do the work that they had requested. One day, Cody was in a hurry to finish a neighbor's work quickly. In the rush to get through, he accidentally broke the glass window pane in the front door. When he saw what he had done, he knew that he could close the door and the neighbor would not know who broke the glass. However, he wrote a note admitting what had happened and asked the neighbor to call him to discuss the damage 1