Question

Ravi was upset after reading an article about children forced to work as prostitutes. ravi told his friends about the problem, pointing out that a well-established, underground industry exists to supply children to brothels. ravi argued that the suppliers were methodically preying upon desperately poor families, deliberately capitalizing on their difficulties. ravi felt that the suppliers justified their actions by convincing themselves that the children at least had a chance at a good life this way. ravi's views are most in line with those of:

Answer 1

I believe the answer is: Albert Bandura

Albert Bandura believe that every people who do evil will always have a tiny voice inside their head that alert them on how their actions would negatively affect others. In order to counter this, they create a justification on how their evil actions is 'moral' in some ways so they can escape the guilt