Coming out of her health class, louise says to a friend, "i know other people get those kinds of sexually transmitted diseases, but that will not ever happen to me." assuming louise engages in the same kinds of sexual behaviors as others, she is demonstrating:

I would say she is demonstrating denial, that she won't get an STD.

Explanation:

Just because something is rare doesn't mean it won't happen to you, but Louise denies this saying "...but that will not ever happen to me" , but if she engages in similar behavior to her peers, she is exposed to the risk of getting an STD/STI

The illusion of unique invulnerability.

how are ethics and ethical behaviors regulated in the healthcare workplace? by establishing ethical standards and codes of ethics for employees to follow by prosecuting employees who do behave within the bounds of the law by creating a vision statement about the work that it hopes to accomplish in the future by setting up video monitors to watch how employees behave when no one is looking