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Sometimes we are faced with choices when we have little time, and possibly no preparation. What are the advantages to role-playing those situations in advance from a managers point of view? Also, provide examples of how managers should avoid falling into ethical traps?

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Almost 200 words on how to avoid ethical traps and make decisions you can live with. Includes examples.

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Role-playing and simulating these situations can help the managers to make feasible decisions in different combinations of circumstances and save them time to try more options in order to choose the best one in a very short time. It can also help managers to deal with stress and pressure under ...

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