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    Minimizing the Ethical Considerations and Seriousness of a Person's Conduct
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Minimizing the Ethical Considerations and Seriousness of a Person's Conduct

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Question 22

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Minimizing the ethical considerations and seriousness of a person's conduct makes it easier for the person to confess to his/her crimes.

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