Question

According to When Good People Do Bad Things at Work (Moberg, 1999, Issues in Ethics), _______ occurs when individuals or groups are perceived as outside the boundary in which moral values and considerations of fairness apply. The most striking example occurs during warfare when the citizens of a country readily perceive their enemies in demonic terms - but people also can view certain social identity groups of their coworkers and customers as outside the scope of justice. 

• moral in-groups 

• moral exclusion 

• moral exemption 

• moral limitation

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer to the given question would be an Option B (i.e., the second option)

Reason/Explanation:

The paragraph given in the question itself represents a definition or meaning of the exclusion.

Further, for your understanding purpose, we will look into the brief meanings of the rest of the options as mentioned below:

The first option refers to the existence of a set of particular standards of the behavior which is used in order to enable the people or group of people to live cooperatively and harmoniously with each other.

The third option refers to a rule that is applicable to all the types of non-government employees and universities or educational institutions for the higher studies that have religious beliefs that are exempted from having contraceptive coverage.

The last option refers to limiting one's actions and ruling or controlling certain kinds of acts, such as beating the innocent person.