A professor for one of your courses has assigned reading materials from various publications. He tells you that the materials are on reserve and that each student should go and copy the materials individually. He notes that for him to copy the materials for students and. then sell them or distribute them would be a violation of copyright law. The professor's conduct: a. Is something everyone does and is accepted behavior. b. Does not really harm anyone. c. Is unethical and violates copyright law as well. d. Is acceptable in an academic setting. The UCLA Medical Center is facing sanctions from Califomia's Department of Health because several of its employees viewed records of famous patients, patients with whom the employees had no contact or care responsibilities. The employees viewed the records of among others, Maria Shriver (wife of Governor Amold Schwarzenegger), the late Farrah Fawcett, and Britney Spears. The unauthorized access to the records was uncovered when the story of the late Ms. Fawcett's recurrence of cancer was published in The National Enquirer before Wls. Fawcett had disclosed her health condition to family or friends. Ms. Fawcett's lawyers then notified the hospital of the only possible source of the information. Which category of an ethical breach applies to the conduct of the hospital employees? a. Committing acts of personal decadence b. Balancing ethical dilemmas c. Conflict of interest d. Divulging information