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Fergus recognizes that, for whatever reason, his boss seems to favor him over another employee, Leslie. Although Fergus believes that, objectively, he and Leslie produce a similar quantity of good quality work, Fergus receives a substantially higher merit raise than does Leslie. Fergus feels guilty about this. Fergus is best described as being concerned that he has been

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