Mr. Kidder noted a survey by the Opinion Research Corporation last February, as Mr. Blagojevich was sinking into the impeachment mire in Springfield, asking youths ages 12 to 17 about ethics.
Eighty percent believed they were prepared to make ethical decisions when they joined the work force. Of that group, nearly half said that lying to parents or guardians was O.K., and 61 percent said they had done so in the last year. More than a third of respondents thought that “you have to break the rules at school to succeed.â€
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The idea is, what are the points at which we're tempted, and can we reduce the issues at the point of temptation? When we got people to contemplate on their morality, they reduced their cheating. So the issue is, how in society we can get people to contemplate morality more when it matters.
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You know you're in a universe with a strange moral code when people start complaining that the stolen goods they're in turn stealing weren't stolen properly.
new Web site invites users to share old college exams online. Is it cheating — or democracy?
Demir Oral, founder of www.postyourtest.com Dr. Teddi Fishman, director of the Academic Center for Integrity at Clemson University, discuss the ethics of online test sharing.
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Chicago News Cooperative - Now at Northwestern, Ethics 101, Taught by, Well, Go Figure - NYTimes.comMr. Kidder noted a survey by the Opinion Research Corporation last February, as Mr. Blagojevich was sinking into the impeachment mire in Springfield, asking youths ages 12 to 17 about ethics. Eighty percent believed they were prepared to make ethical decisions when they joined the work force. Of that group, nearly half said that lying to parents or guardians was O.K., and 61 percent said they had done so in the last year. More than a third of respondents thought that “you have to break the rules at school to succeed.â€
Discussion of using/abusing neuro-enhancing drugs (such as) Adderall among college students and professionals.
An article about the recent censorship of a naked girl on Wikipedia. Discusses the role of the Internet Watch Foundation and more broadly, censorship
Howard Gardner is considering how involvement in digital media is shaping the morality of children and teens.
new Web site invites users to share old college exams online. Is it cheating — or democracy? Demir Oral, founder of www.postyourtest.com Dr. Teddi Fishman, director of the Academic Center for Integrity at Clemson University, discuss the ethics of online test sharing.
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