Ted, the president of a multimillion-dollar corporation, stated that he did not feel bad at all for firing thousands of workers in order to make more money. "why should i feel bad when i just made millions of dollars by getting rid of their jobs? " not only at work but also in his personal life, ted seems unconcerned with the effects of his behavior on others. to get where he is today, ted regularly exploited others and engaged in unlawful behaviors when it suited him. ted could probably be diagnosed with disorder.

Ted could probably be diagnosed with "antisocial personality" disorder.

Explanation:

People who are suffering from antisocial personality disorder have no respect for other and show rude behavior to others, thus these people continuously violate the rights of others because they have no sense for right and wrong and also no guilt for that. This type of disorder is mostly common in males as compared to women.

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i believe its either the first or third option but i'm leaning more towards the third option:

the first excerpt makes a logical appeal, while the second excerpt makes an emotional appeal.

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