Wrongdoing by professionals is often due in part to pressures within their organization but...

Wrongdoing by professionals is often due in part to pressures within their organization but character remains important in understanding why some professionals succumb to those pressures and engage in wrong doing.Return to LeMessurier in the criticorp case in chapter 1 and discuss what kinds of character fault might be general ones in an individual or those limited to the situation. Consider each1.moral indifference and negligence2.intentional (knowing)wrongdoing3.professional incompetence4.bias or lack of objectivity5.fear6.lack of effort7.lack of imagination or perspective