Rationalization

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    1. Truman’s doubts about his reality were rational, but not in the beginning of the film. A clear way to compare what occurs to Truman is seeing a pen float in the open air for a moment, then a person flying on their own. While a floating pen is unlikely, it is explainable, but flying is a defiance of everything that is known about physics. Furthermore, each experience built on the last, forming stages based on damage done to the facade that is Seahaven. The first stage only invokes a meager bit…

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    According to Thucydides’ history of the Peloponnesian War, justice, and the lack of it, was the main way of validating actions and making definitive decisions. The clearest role of justice concerned decision making, especially in circumstances of war. When poleis would make allies, they would consider what the justest and fairest path to take would be, despite disadvantages. The Plataeans allied with Athens rather than Sparta because it was “as justice required” and even held their decision with…

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    of drugs such as peyote, marijuana and LSD which altered their mood and consciousness and thus, inspiring and influencing their art and music. Sexual liberation also became an extrusive notability of this countercultural movement, leading to rationalization of premarital sex and homosexuality. Although it had a large-scale impact, the movement diminished by the early 1970’s.However, even today it’s prominent social virtues such as “live and let live” mindset is integrated into the lifestyle of…

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    Probable Cause

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    property. Therefore, it is important for officers to uphold the law with the upmost respect and apply the correct legal standards to every situation based on facts and circumstances. Probable cause and reasonable suspicion both are left to the rationalization of the officer and should be conducted with compos mentis and unbiased…

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    LeBlanc Ap Lang & Comp- Period 2 11 January 2016 Personal Response of OMAM The second time reading the novella, “Of Mice and Men,” I interpreted Steinbeck’s commentary on relationships between employees and bosses and men and women, the rationalization of killing, and the potency of the American Dream. Moreover, as I am older and wiser, I clearly understand Steinbeck’s virtue of companionship as I realized how fascinating George and Lennie shared their lives together. Steinbeck enabled…

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    be used. By doing this role play activity, I have been able to notice several of the defense mechanisms such as rationalization, displacement, regression and sublimation. Although there are a few more defense mechanisms that I have not listed, I am sure that I have noticed them in my day-to-day life, as well. As a student, it is easy to see defense mechanisms such as rationalization, which means to create a rational explanation of justification for our behavior; as well as, displacement,…

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    DeCelles and Pfarrer (2004) development of a multidimensional model that examines the role that stakeholder pressures, environmental factors, charismatic leaders, and their followers play in corporate corruption. To illustrate the effect of conflicting stakeholder interests on an organization, DeCelles and Pfarrer (2004) put forth the following example. In order to address the increasing demands of stakeholders to improve ethical standards, an organization might be compelled to implement ethical…

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    Donald Cressey’s “Fraud Triangle” is a classic model used to clarify a widely-supported hypothesis of why the occupational offender commits fraud. (Sridhar Ramamoorti , Daven Morrison ,Joseph W. Koletar, 2009)According to the ACFE, occupational fraud is“the use of one’s occupation for personal enrichment through the measured misuse or misapplication of the employing organization’s resources or assets. The source of fraud lies in voracity and the opportunity for deception. It has severely…

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    On the tree limb with his friend, Gene acts recklessly and instinctively, and expresses his anger on Finny on his understanding of Finny never once being jealous of him. Unconsciously, Gene is found jouncing the limb, causing Finny to fall. The physical tension holding Gene captive suddenly frees him, and for the first time without fear, Gene jumps from the tree. While doing this, Gene’s perspective of himself and the world is restored; his childish ways of thinking are recreated into his mind.…

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    assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Cesar Chavez a labor union organizer and civil rights activist made an article of a religious organization. This organization was established and which was devoted to helping those in need. Cesar had a valid rationalization about non-violent resistance. Chavez also uses some prime examples to get his own point across. He applies repetition, alliteration, and many other rhetorical devices and terms to the article. Chavez expresses that, “...our…

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