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Psychological, academic, and social consequences of college exam cheating

Students cheat for a number of different but related reasons: to finish a course quickly and with as little effort as possible; to ease the burden of a heavy work load; or to earn a grade beyond what the student could achieve on his or her own. Types of cheating depend on the nature of the course.

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Organizational climate at Brockton Oval Enterprises: barriers to growth

Joshua Levine is a project manager for Brockton Oval Enterprises, a leading provider of sports equipment and technology. Brockton Oval Enterprises is a large company with a total staff of about six hundred employees.

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Special treatment for food critics: restaurant ethics and anonymity

Food critics are supposed to be anonymous: many have gone to legendary lengths to preserve their incognito status, from donning wigs to adopting funny accents, as well as using phony names on their expense accounts and credit cards.

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Follett's Destiny as a library search system for schools

Follett's Destiny automation service is one of the most effective and exciting library search databases on the market today. Our library must move forward into the 21st century, and further its mission to excite the next generation of readers about the resources of the library system.

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Personality conflicts and psychological contracts in organizational behavior

What are your expectations and learning goals regarding organizational behavior and/or experiential learning? What expectations do you have for the facilitator and fellow students? What qualities would help create a positive organizational culture?

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Swift's use of Gulliver's naive narrator in Gulliver's Travels

Gulliver as the ingenuous narrator. Where does Swift use this technique and why? What does it allow him to do? Swift is a satirist with a very broad sense of humor.

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Aspirin versus Lovenox for treating coronary heart disease

Heart disease claims the lives of many Americans. However, despite the common nature of the condition, the right cocktail of pharmacological treatments for patients continues to be fine-tuned. Aspirin therapy has long been the most commonly recommended drug treatment for coronary disease.

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Joe Boxer's brand expansion and long-term market strategies

Nicholas Graham's place. What types of long-term goals might you have for the company? Joe Boxer is primarily a clothing company. It currently seeks to expand its brand identity into other aspects of retailing, including bedding, sportswear, and other accessories.

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Effects of sequence length and pattern recognition on numerical memory

In human memory, many factors are capable of influencing the outcome of memory exercise. Naturally, the complexity and amount of information is an important variable. However, other elements such as organization and form can also influence memory exercises substantially.

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Title VII workplace harassment and employment discrimination law

This is a clear instance of quid pro quo harassment, nor hostile environment harassment whereby a superior or someone in a position of power threatens to deny a subordinate a promotion, raise, or continued employment, unless the subordinate complies with certain sexual demands.

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