You are a manager at XYZ Corporation, a company that manufactures and sells car tires. Your CEO recently sent out the following message to all managers in the organization: I believe as a company we have neglected organizational behavior principles to our detriment. We have focused far too much on our products, and not enough on our people. This had led to organizational challenges that we could not foresee. We need to brainstorm what can be done to fix this." 4. A manager recently discovered that an employee stole $50,000 from the company. When the employee was asked about it, he said the following: I realize that taking money that isn't mine is an ethical issue. I thought about the ethics of the issue by considering our laws and by thinking about what is typically acceptable in our society. Ultimately, I decided I was willing to engage in the unethical act to be able to have the money. I did this in large part because I don't really consider myself an ethical person, and acting ethically is not an important part of who I am." What do the employee's comments suggest about his moral awareness, moral judgment, and moral intent? What do the comments suggest about other potential factors (e.g., situational or individual factors?). (Hint: Be mindful to map specific comments made by the employee to your specific answers. For instance, Statement A informs our understanding of his moral awareness, which is X...Statement B informs our understanding of other factors, which are Y, etc.) You are a manager at XYZ Corporation, a company that manufactures and sells car tires. Your CEO recently sent out the following message to all managers in the organization: I believe as a company we have neglected organizational behavior principles to our detriment. We have focused far too much on our products, and not enough on our people. This had led to organizational challenges that we could not foresee. We need to brainstorm what can be done to fix this." 4. A manager recently discovered that an employee stole $50,000 from the company. When the employee was asked about it, he said the following: I realize that taking money that isn't mine is an ethical issue. I thought about the ethics of the issue by considering our laws and by thinking about what is typically acceptable in our society. Ultimately, I decided I was willing to engage in the unethical act to be able to have the money. I did this in large part because I don't really consider myself an ethical person, and acting ethically is not an important part of who I am." What do the employee's comments suggest about his moral awareness, moral judgment, and moral intent? What do the comments suggest about other potential factors (e.g., situational or individual factors?). (Hint: Be mindful to map specific comments made by the employee to your specific answers. For instance, Statement A informs our understanding of his moral awareness, which is X...Statement B informs our understanding of other factors, which are Y, etc.)