It is required that when logging in a designated forest area that loggingcompanies plant seedlings to help foster environmental renewal in the area. TheCEO of a logging company has been exposed by whistleblowers for plantinginferior tree seedlings. The CEO stated that it had met its legal requirement andwhether planting inferior seedlings was ethical is not his concern. The CEO isoperating under which leadership model?Multiple ChoiceOOImmoralAmoralUltra-moralMoralQuasi-moral

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