Read the following excerpt from a sociological text analyzing organizational behavior:
"In anthropological analyses of modern organizational behavior, the concept of 'structural amnesty' does not refer to a formal legal pardon or a temporary reprieve from regulation. Rather, it denotes the implicit institutional mechanism by which organizations collectively erase the memory of past systemic failures in order to maintain operational legitimacy. While employees may individually recall these crises, the institutional framework systematically excludes such events from official record-keeping and orientation materials, effectively resetting the organizational narrative. Consequently, structural amnesty functions less as a deliberate, orchestrated cover-up and more as a homeostatic process that preserves the organizational status quo against the destabilizing effects of historical accountability."
Based strictly on the passage, which of the following best describes what the author means by the phrase "structural amnesty"?
- Aa deliberate, orchestrated cover-up of past organizational crises designed to manipulate new employees
- Ba formal legal exemption that shields an organization from the consequences of regulatory accountability
- an unstated organizational practice of omitting past systemic failures from formal records in order to preserve institutional stabilityCevap
- Dan absolute erasure of memory that permanently prevents any employee from recalling past systemic failures
- Ea regulatory mechanism used by external agencies to evaluate the historical accountability of modern organizations