When describing whistle-blowing, which factor is true?
A) Must primarily be external before an organization will take adequate action to resolve serious problems
B) Occurs internally only if inadequate action has been taken by the media to address a whistle-blower's concerns
C) Becomes external in some cases in an effort to embarrass an organization publicly or to seek financial redress
D) Removes the need for an employee to report concerns up the chain of command within an organization hopefully to resolve the problem internally
C
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