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[43] Shelley: In terms of an exploitive system I have to agree with
ADHH [2005fa:99]. Because of
a person knowing or feeling that they have no other options
for advancement, then it is just a natural response to
this situation. I wouldn't call it a character flaw, even if
he could produce more. This natural response depends on the
individual and what they value. Some individuals believe in
putting forth effort even knowing they will never
advance. Each individual carries with them a set of ethics
they tend to live by. For example, the individual who puts
forth the extra effort feels better about himself if he
works as hard as he can. This does not mean he carries a
character flaw or is any better than the individual that
chooses to produce at a minimal level, vice versa. Now,
individuals may be judged by this but this is only other
people's opinion. If their opinions lead to an individual to
fail, it is only because of how the individual responds to
daily life situations. |
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