Actors and actresses wear costumes to give people the impression that they are someone else. This makes their performances seem more believable or real. In everyday life, some people wear clothes and artifacts that conceal their true selves. Consider your views on creating false impressions by determining which of the following behaviors are ethical and which are not? A. Wearing a suit to a job interview to give a favorable impression. B. Wearing an expensive outfit to a party to give the impression that you are wealthier than you really are. C. Wearing your best dress or suit to a formal banquet to meet cultural standards. D. Wearing a law enforcement uniform that isn't yours in order to gain respect. E. Wearing a certain style of clothing that compromises your standards or feels uncomfortable in order to fit in with the desired crowd.

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Darrell Dorsey

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1 May, 13:40

Actors and actresses wear costumes to give people the impression that they are someone else. This makes their performances seem more believable or real. In everyday life, some people wear clothes and artifacts that conceal their true selves. Consider your views on creating false impressions by determining which of the following behaviors are ethical and which are not? A. Wearing a suit to a job interview to give a favorable impression. B. Wearing an expensive outfit to a party to give the impression that you are wealthier than you really are. C. Wearing your best dress or suit to a formal banquet to meet cultural standards. D. Wearing a law enforcement uniform that isn't yours in order to gain respect. E. Wearing a certain style of clothing that compromises your standards or feels uncomfortable in order to fit in with the desired crowd.

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Actors and actresses wear costumes to give people the impression that they are someone else. This makes their performances seem more believable or real. In everyday life, some people wear clothes and artifacts that conceal their true selves.

Consider your views on creating false impressions by determining which of the following behaviors are ethical and which are not?

Ethical dressing is used to refer to clothing that are morally correct in the society

Wearing your best dress or suit to a formal banquet to meet cultural standards.

A. Wearing a suit to a job interview to give a favorable impression:

This form of dressing shows an ethical behavior of clothing because it is of norm when going for an interview to dress presentable and if there is any dress code stipulated by the interviewer, it must be adhere to.

B. Wearing an expensive outfit to a party to give the impression that you are wealthier than you really are.

Unethical, This behavior shows a abnormal pattern which probably shows a psychological issue with any individual who wore clothes to impress especially if the outfit is way beyond their financial capability.

C. Wearing your best dress or suit to a formal banquet to meet cultural standards.

Ethical: According to formal setting, it often require to dress formally and this is considered norm for this occasions.

D. Wearing a law enforcement uniform that isn't yours in order to gain respect.

Unethical: It is a criminal offense to impersonate any law enforcement agent, therefore it is unethical to wear clothing meant for the law enforcement agents to gain favor or respect for whatsoever reasons.

E. Wearing a certain style of clothing that compromises your standards or feels uncomfortable in order to fit in with the desired crowd.

Unethical: The purpose of dressing to be comfortable