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Sports Players: Get Away with More Than Average People

by asjandu14 in People, August 8, 2009
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Argues about why they get off without charges and we may face prison.

It is Better to Make Everything in Order

by rexaniel in Work, June 11, 2009
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Seven out of 10 who are satisfied with their careers express a strong sense of order — an appreciation for the different phases of a career and their progression to this point.

Elliott 1999.

This is Not the Last Time: Change Your Life Now

by rexaniel in Lifestyle Choices, June 11, 2009
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Age is unrelated to people’s commitment to their job and their level of job performance.

One More Thing to Go

by rexaniel in Lifestyle Choices, June 11, 2009
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An event may be crucial in the short term, but researchers find that people’s enduring self-concept — their view of who they are and what they are capable of — is not tied to any single positive or negative event. Instead, a self-concept is composed of a combination of beliefs and feelings based on long-term experiences both at home and at work.

Black 1999.

Anticipate Irrationality

by rexaniel in Psychology, June 11, 2009
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Research on the hiring process shows that a fear-based concern, often of the consequences of hiring a person who is too talented, is a factor in more than 20 percent of hiring decisions, despite there being no strategic or rational basis for the decision.

Seek Input From Your Opposites

by rexaniel in Lifestyle Choices, June 10, 2009
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Teams in the workplace composed of people with differing personalities are 14 percent more productive than teams composed of more compatible individuals.

Fisher, Macrosson, and Wong 1998.

Does Size Matter?

by Jordan Page in Sociology, March 31, 2009
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Society’s view of female size.

What is Normal?

by Carol M Creasey in Lifestyle Choices, December 7, 2008
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My thoughts about the word normal.

A Complete Failure of the “No Fail” High School Policy

by Dialga in Education, November 24, 2008
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In Canada, many high schools have instituted a “No Fail” policy with their students. Although the intent of the policy was supposed to be to help students achieve passing marks, it has since become abused. As of recently, this strategy has become an excuse for teachers as to why students should graduate even when they do not have the marks to do so.

The Average of Excellence

by Lantean_Defender in Education, August 25, 2008
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Questions about the demands placed on the students of today and why they are so high.

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