Mr. Allington faced an ethical dilemma when his boss ordered him to give the data of customers to outsiders without the knowledge or consent of customers. Mr. Allington followed the order of his boss. How he can justify his action? a. His action is based on the principle of non-maleficence b. His action is based on ethical norms of the society c. His action is in accordance with the law of his country d. His action is based on a lack of freedom of choice and free will

Mr. Allington faced an ethical dilemma when his boss ordered him to give the data of customers to outsiders without the knowledge or consent of customers. Mr. Allington followed the order of his boss. How he can justify his action? a. His action is based on the principle of non-maleficence b. His action is based on ethical norms of the society c. His action is in accordance with the law of his country d. His action is based on a lack of freedom of choice and free will

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