How unethical is it to pay for graduate school economics answers?
Q. ...On a scale of 1-10, with 10 meaning "going straight to hell" , and 1 meaning "no ethical problem" , how unethical is it to pay an economics professor in India for excel spreadsheet answers to complicated financial problems which comprise approximately 30% of the grade for a gradutate level class?
Asked by stlblw4d - Wed Nov 12 07:52:32 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I consider it an offense of the highest degree. WHY in the world do you even need to do this if you are intelligent enough to be in grad school?Sure, it may be very difficult, but you will feel much better (and be better educated) if you work out the answers yourself. I abhor cheating in any form.
Answered by Marilyn M - Wed Nov 12 10:50:49 2008
Q. ...On a scale of 1-10, with 10 meaning "going straight to hell" , and 1 meaning "no ethical problem" , how unethical is it to pay an economics professor in India for excel spreadsheet answers to complicated financial problems which comprise approximately 30% of the grade for a gradutate level class?
Asked by stlblw4d - Wed Nov 12 07:52:32 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I consider it an offense of the highest degree. WHY in the world do you even need to do this if you are intelligent enough to be in grad school?Sure, it may be very difficult, but you will feel much better (and be better educated) if you work out the answers yourself. I abhor cheating in any form.
Answered by Marilyn M - Wed Nov 12 10:50:49 2008
What are possible solutions to unethical behavior in the workplace?
Q. What are possible solutions to unethical behavior in the workplace? I want to know what would you do if you found somebody doing something unethical or other possible solutions, the more possible solutions the better. Thank you for your answer in advance.
Asked by umm...... - Sun Apr 18 12:56:05 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Termination of employment. Works every time it's tried.
Answered by Arrogant Communist A**Hole - Sun Apr 18 12:57:13 2010
Q. What are possible solutions to unethical behavior in the workplace? I want to know what would you do if you found somebody doing something unethical or other possible solutions, the more possible solutions the better. Thank you for your answer in advance.
Asked by umm...... - Sun Apr 18 12:56:05 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Termination of employment. Works every time it's tried.
Answered by Arrogant Communist A**Hole - Sun Apr 18 12:57:13 2010
Why is it unethical to exclude information from a job application?
Q. I found an ad for a potential job. The only problem is that the ad specifically mentions that it is "a continuing, full-time position." I know I will be returning to college in the fall. Why is it unethical to apply for the job without mentioning this fact?
Asked by QTGirl - Tue Feb 19 12:36:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Two come to mind: 1. You're putting the employer in a bad situation knowing that you only want the job for a short time. The employer will waste time and money training you, only to have you leave. They must then start the process all over again. 2. Someone else won't get the job who is qualified and who will stay. Not fair to that person.
Answered by leysarob - Tue Feb 19 12:40:58 2008
Q. I found an ad for a potential job. The only problem is that the ad specifically mentions that it is "a continuing, full-time position." I know I will be returning to college in the fall. Why is it unethical to apply for the job without mentioning this fact?
Asked by QTGirl - Tue Feb 19 12:36:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Two come to mind: 1. You're putting the employer in a bad situation knowing that you only want the job for a short time. The employer will waste time and money training you, only to have you leave. They must then start the process all over again. 2. Someone else won't get the job who is qualified and who will stay. Not fair to that person.
Answered by leysarob - Tue Feb 19 12:40:58 2008
Is this unethical? We own our own business and wanted to partner with others to hopefully pull in new clients.
Q. Is this unethical? We own our own business (design) and wanted to partner with others to hopefully pull in new clients. We have contacts that know others who could use our service and wanted to offer them a percentage of the sale for getting us new clients, is this unethical?
Asked by marthafocused2 - Sun Dec 16 16:13:35 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The practice of bird dogging for new business is an old and trusted method of getting new business. Seems perfectly ethical to me. Everybody wins!
Answered by Stephen C - Sun Dec 16 16:19:29 2007
Q. Is this unethical? We own our own business (design) and wanted to partner with others to hopefully pull in new clients. We have contacts that know others who could use our service and wanted to offer them a percentage of the sale for getting us new clients, is this unethical?
Asked by marthafocused2 - Sun Dec 16 16:13:35 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The practice of bird dogging for new business is an old and trusted method of getting new business. Seems perfectly ethical to me. Everybody wins!
Answered by Stephen C - Sun Dec 16 16:19:29 2007
Why is it unethical for a manager to use their formal position to impose specific goals on an employee?
Q. Why is it unethical for a manager to enter a participate goal-setting session with a pre-established set of goals that they want the employee to accept? Why is it unethical for a manager to use their formal position to impose specific goals on an employee?
Asked by Francis - Fri Feb 6 06:49:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depending on the wording of goals. Firstly for personal goals it is unethical period because one of the basic human rights and rights granted by an employer (or officer thereof) to employee is for them to be able to set their own personal goals, to be able to develope themselves and derive enjoyment from realising goals in their own way. To use any position to enforce such goals is attempting to control an employee in a way to treat them as not being a human being. For other goals it is unethical or at least very stupid to have already pre determined an employees goals when you are in a session to determine them. If the process is about participation, formal imposition obviously prevents it occurring.
Answered by just the fatcs - Fri Feb 6 07:20:51 2009
Q. Why is it unethical for a manager to enter a participate goal-setting session with a pre-established set of goals that they want the employee to accept? Why is it unethical for a manager to use their formal position to impose specific goals on an employee?
Asked by Francis - Fri Feb 6 06:49:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depending on the wording of goals. Firstly for personal goals it is unethical period because one of the basic human rights and rights granted by an employer (or officer thereof) to employee is for them to be able to set their own personal goals, to be able to develope themselves and derive enjoyment from realising goals in their own way. To use any position to enforce such goals is attempting to control an employee in a way to treat them as not being a human being. For other goals it is unethical or at least very stupid to have already pre determined an employees goals when you are in a session to determine them. If the process is about participation, formal imposition obviously prevents it occurring.
Answered by just the fatcs - Fri Feb 6 07:20:51 2009
Why do people and companies act in unethical ways to get a little ahead?
Q. I see many people and companies now days who behave in such unethical ways just to get a little ahead, make a little more profit. I don't understand why they do this. Don't they feel bad because they are cheating. I have seen people lie about their financial background to get free money. I have seen students cheat on exams. I have seen companies make false documents to get more profits. Why do people do this?
Asked by you - Wed May 6 14:28:43 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. because, unfortunately, today's society is fueled by money, power and greed...people have evolved to be self-centered & will continue to suck up anything and everything around them until nothing is left
Answered by chickenjoe - Wed May 6 14:35:35 2009
Q. I see many people and companies now days who behave in such unethical ways just to get a little ahead, make a little more profit. I don't understand why they do this. Don't they feel bad because they are cheating. I have seen people lie about their financial background to get free money. I have seen students cheat on exams. I have seen companies make false documents to get more profits. Why do people do this?
Asked by you - Wed May 6 14:28:43 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. because, unfortunately, today's society is fueled by money, power and greed...people have evolved to be self-centered & will continue to suck up anything and everything around them until nothing is left
Answered by chickenjoe - Wed May 6 14:35:35 2009
What current events display ethical behavior and unethical behavior?
Q. Choose a current event that displays ethical behavior and another current event that displays unethical behavior.You are required to provide a thorough discussion for each current event and explain why the behavior was ethical and/or unethical. In the case of the unethical event, what could have been done differently to change the behavior from unethical to ethical? In the case of the ethical event, what was the behavior that you felt displayed ethical guidelines. * I am not looking for anyone to do my homework for me. I have just been racking my brain to find current events. I have looked everywhere and can't seem to find anything. I was wondering if anyone would know where to find such things. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by Ginni M - Fri Dec 26 20:19:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The best example of unethical behavior is the current situation with the Governor of Illinois trying to sell the senate seat vacated by Barack Obama, How is it that Blagojevich can have a PRIVATE attorney in the Illinois House proceeding for articles of Impeachment?! That is the problem with Blago he treats the Governorship as his private office. Genson should be disqualified from representing Blago in the criminal trial now because of the conflict of interest presented by being the public official representative of Blago in the House proceeding. To put this point more bluntly: Blago s official role defending against impeachment could include actions designed to cover-up offenses related to the criminal charges. Blago and his attorney… [cont.]
Answered by FVCK Y/A fu/y/a - Sat Dec 27 06:06:05 2008
Q. Choose a current event that displays ethical behavior and another current event that displays unethical behavior.You are required to provide a thorough discussion for each current event and explain why the behavior was ethical and/or unethical. In the case of the unethical event, what could have been done differently to change the behavior from unethical to ethical? In the case of the ethical event, what was the behavior that you felt displayed ethical guidelines. * I am not looking for anyone to do my homework for me. I have just been racking my brain to find current events. I have looked everywhere and can't seem to find anything. I was wondering if anyone would know where to find such things. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by Ginni M - Fri Dec 26 20:19:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The best example of unethical behavior is the current situation with the Governor of Illinois trying to sell the senate seat vacated by Barack Obama, How is it that Blagojevich can have a PRIVATE attorney in the Illinois House proceeding for articles of Impeachment?! That is the problem with Blago he treats the Governorship as his private office. Genson should be disqualified from representing Blago in the criminal trial now because of the conflict of interest presented by being the public official representative of Blago in the House proceeding. To put this point more bluntly: Blago s official role defending against impeachment could include actions designed to cover-up offenses related to the criminal charges. Blago and his attorney… [cont.]
Answered by FVCK Y/A fu/y/a - Sat Dec 27 06:06:05 2008
Is it unethical to use rhetoric to manipulate people?
Q. I am writing an essay for my English Honors class as a response to Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, and this topic really interested me. Do you think it's unethical, or not unethical (not the same as ethical)? Rhetoric has been punctuated as a means of exercising authority over individuals; however, rhetoric also contains the power of freedom from that authority. Whether you think it's unethical or not, please provide explanations, reasons, etc. My argument is that using rhetorical speech in order to influence people is not unethical. I am looking for counterarguments and possibly as well as more reasons to support my thesis. Please use the current political campaigns if possible.
Asked by M - Wed May 21 01:15:05 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Rhetoric might be empty in term of facts, logic, and empirical evidence in a debate, but it is not unethical. Politics is about ideas, but that does not mean all ideas have to make sense or are even valid. It is the job of the person giving the speech to sway the audience to his way of thinking. He can use any verbal means in order to achieve this goal. It is the job of the audience to judge the words being spoken and to decide for themselves if the ideas are valid and if the reasoning in the speech is logical. If the audience is swayed by rhetoric, then the audience has not done its duty as critical thinkers.
Answered by Tim F - Wed May 21 02:21:15 2008
Q. I am writing an essay for my English Honors class as a response to Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, and this topic really interested me. Do you think it's unethical, or not unethical (not the same as ethical)? Rhetoric has been punctuated as a means of exercising authority over individuals; however, rhetoric also contains the power of freedom from that authority. Whether you think it's unethical or not, please provide explanations, reasons, etc. My argument is that using rhetorical speech in order to influence people is not unethical. I am looking for counterarguments and possibly as well as more reasons to support my thesis. Please use the current political campaigns if possible.
Asked by M - Wed May 21 01:15:05 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Rhetoric might be empty in term of facts, logic, and empirical evidence in a debate, but it is not unethical. Politics is about ideas, but that does not mean all ideas have to make sense or are even valid. It is the job of the person giving the speech to sway the audience to his way of thinking. He can use any verbal means in order to achieve this goal. It is the job of the audience to judge the words being spoken and to decide for themselves if the ideas are valid and if the reasoning in the speech is logical. If the audience is swayed by rhetoric, then the audience has not done its duty as critical thinkers.
Answered by Tim F - Wed May 21 02:21:15 2008
Is it unethical for a defense attorney to tell his client to lie?
Q. I recently studied a case where a theif was given the perfect solution to get out of a crime, all he had to do was lie and say he was a drug addict and opposed to getting a prison sentence, he would get 90 dys in rehab. Is it unethical for an attorney to tell the theif to lie to get a better sentence? He was not a druggie, just a crook.
Asked by spidermonkeyfingers - Tue Apr 15 16:24:36 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unethical...yes unusual...NO
Answered by Kevin M - Tue Apr 15 16:29:27 2008
Q. I recently studied a case where a theif was given the perfect solution to get out of a crime, all he had to do was lie and say he was a drug addict and opposed to getting a prison sentence, he would get 90 dys in rehab. Is it unethical for an attorney to tell the theif to lie to get a better sentence? He was not a druggie, just a crook.
Asked by spidermonkeyfingers - Tue Apr 15 16:24:36 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unethical...yes unusual...NO
Answered by Kevin M - Tue Apr 15 16:29:27 2008
Is it unethical for a minister to date a woman in his congregation?
Q. I have a friend over 40 and a widow who started dating her minister also over 40 and a widower. Some mutual friends are saying it's unethical and I'm saying it's not.
Asked by Innocent until PROVEN Guilty - Thu Apr 2 00:44:37 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's unethical because the power of perception can overcome the focus of his ministry, which I'm assuming is to bring his congregation closer to God. As a minister he needs to take this into account. In some ways it's like a doctor dating a patient, he / she can lose their license to practise, even though it looks very innocent. I hope that a few of his friends or group of church members talk to him about this, perhaps a few of her friends will do the same and she will end the relationship, not because she doesn't love him, but because she really care about him and his work.
Answered by R R - Thu Apr 2 01:00:46 2009
Q. I have a friend over 40 and a widow who started dating her minister also over 40 and a widower. Some mutual friends are saying it's unethical and I'm saying it's not.
Asked by Innocent until PROVEN Guilty - Thu Apr 2 00:44:37 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's unethical because the power of perception can overcome the focus of his ministry, which I'm assuming is to bring his congregation closer to God. As a minister he needs to take this into account. In some ways it's like a doctor dating a patient, he / she can lose their license to practise, even though it looks very innocent. I hope that a few of his friends or group of church members talk to him about this, perhaps a few of her friends will do the same and she will end the relationship, not because she doesn't love him, but because she really care about him and his work.
Answered by R R - Thu Apr 2 01:00:46 2009
Would it be unethical to use astrology to gain advantage over someone in the work environ?
Q. Environment? Say, you had someones birth information and you ran a composite chart to find out how you interact. And you discovered that you had certain persuasive powers over the other in a certain area. or if you analyzed the chart and found that the person was secretly self conscious and used that knowledge to get a leg up? Would you consider that unethical behavior? Would it make a difference if the person didn't believe in astrology or not? Please dish the dirt.
Asked by TeflonPrincess - Fri Feb 26 18:18:01 2010 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. nice question...no easy answer. I kind of think it is unethical to look up people's information for generating a natal chart without their permission, but you know, we all do it. So, we have to be realistic here. More importantly, though, I think that the intended purpose of the information is what determines if it is ethical or not..."to gain advantage over someone" or "use the knowledge to get a leg up" sounds unethical; to work in a more productive and cooperative atmosphere adds more of an ethical component to this practice. No, I don't think it matters whether the person believes in Astrology or not.
Answered by M13 - Fri Feb 26 18:53:57 2010
Q. Environment? Say, you had someones birth information and you ran a composite chart to find out how you interact. And you discovered that you had certain persuasive powers over the other in a certain area. or if you analyzed the chart and found that the person was secretly self conscious and used that knowledge to get a leg up? Would you consider that unethical behavior? Would it make a difference if the person didn't believe in astrology or not? Please dish the dirt.
Asked by TeflonPrincess - Fri Feb 26 18:18:01 2010 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. nice question...no easy answer. I kind of think it is unethical to look up people's information for generating a natal chart without their permission, but you know, we all do it. So, we have to be realistic here. More importantly, though, I think that the intended purpose of the information is what determines if it is ethical or not..."to gain advantage over someone" or "use the knowledge to get a leg up" sounds unethical; to work in a more productive and cooperative atmosphere adds more of an ethical component to this practice. No, I don't think it matters whether the person believes in Astrology or not.
Answered by M13 - Fri Feb 26 18:53:57 2010
Why might it be unethical for a company to market a product that?
Q. Why might it be unethical for a company to market a product that may be physically harmful but economically beneficial (as in the case of some pesticides) in a less-developed country when it is legal to sell that product outside the firm's home country?
Asked by jose - Thu Dec 3 20:49:16 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. because an international company should adhere to its (home) code of conduct in ALL its operations. imagine slavery was permitted in some country in the world. then the company shouldn't avail itself of forced labor in that country, just like it wouldn't do that at home
Answered by mch - Thu Dec 3 20:59:09 2009
Q. Why might it be unethical for a company to market a product that may be physically harmful but economically beneficial (as in the case of some pesticides) in a less-developed country when it is legal to sell that product outside the firm's home country?
Asked by jose - Thu Dec 3 20:49:16 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. because an international company should adhere to its (home) code of conduct in ALL its operations. imagine slavery was permitted in some country in the world. then the company shouldn't avail itself of forced labor in that country, just like it wouldn't do that at home
Answered by mch - Thu Dec 3 20:59:09 2009
Is it unethical to intern under a former therapist for MA Clinical Psychology?
Q. I want to apply to Grad School X, but I just found out my former therapist is currently in charge of the interns. I would be interning under her. Is this a conflict of interest or unethical? Would it be weird, or is this something that happens somewhat regularly?
Asked by crazyzoomusic - Sat Jan 24 22:33:49 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. By the time you're ready for internship, she might well not be in that role. Even if she is, no worries. A family member was in a similar situation, but with a parent rather than a former therapist. Another faculty member filled in.
Answered by Neil - Sat Jan 24 22:52:38 2009
Q. I want to apply to Grad School X, but I just found out my former therapist is currently in charge of the interns. I would be interning under her. Is this a conflict of interest or unethical? Would it be weird, or is this something that happens somewhat regularly?
Asked by crazyzoomusic - Sat Jan 24 22:33:49 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. By the time you're ready for internship, she might well not be in that role. Even if she is, no worries. A family member was in a similar situation, but with a parent rather than a former therapist. Another faculty member filled in.
Answered by Neil - Sat Jan 24 22:52:38 2009
is it unethical for employees in the same company to compare wages?
Q. In the position I took over, the outgoing person confided what salary he was making. My boss says that was unethical and anyone caught doing so in the future will be terminated.
Asked by tallkathy1 - Sun Jun 21 11:27:25 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It isn't unethical to state a true fact about oneself. What's unethical is to threaten the termination of anyone who has a conversation that might lead to some of the staff demanding more money.
Answered by Gravy - Sun Jun 21 11:59:41 2009
Q. In the position I took over, the outgoing person confided what salary he was making. My boss says that was unethical and anyone caught doing so in the future will be terminated.
Asked by tallkathy1 - Sun Jun 21 11:27:25 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It isn't unethical to state a true fact about oneself. What's unethical is to threaten the termination of anyone who has a conversation that might lead to some of the staff demanding more money.
Answered by Gravy - Sun Jun 21 11:59:41 2009
If I work for a newspaper is it unethical for me to leave and start my own?
Q. I just read an article in the Daily Gazette in Schenectady, NY about Phil Autelitano and Bill Fry who left The Record newspaper to start their own competing paper. They claim the community was being under-served and thought they could do much better. Is it unethical for them to do that?? I hear both sides of the story. They're not reporters. One was in sales the other in production.
Asked by unclesamsprinting.com - Sun Jun 15 09:53:31 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not unethical at all. If they had moonlighted under pen names until their new publication got on its feet -- that would be highly unethical. But to resign from the publication to start a new one is completely above board and ethical. To leave one publication due to your strong belief in journalism not serving the public -- would be laudable. Even if they departed to earn more income as publishers -- which is doubtful -- their actions would still be ethical. As for hearing both sides of the story, I would need more information. From what you presented, this seems completely correct and I wish Autelitano and Fry well in their venture.
Answered by Proinsias - Sun Jun 15 10:58:54 2008
Q. I just read an article in the Daily Gazette in Schenectady, NY about Phil Autelitano and Bill Fry who left The Record newspaper to start their own competing paper. They claim the community was being under-served and thought they could do much better. Is it unethical for them to do that?? I hear both sides of the story. They're not reporters. One was in sales the other in production.
Asked by unclesamsprinting.com - Sun Jun 15 09:53:31 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not unethical at all. If they had moonlighted under pen names until their new publication got on its feet -- that would be highly unethical. But to resign from the publication to start a new one is completely above board and ethical. To leave one publication due to your strong belief in journalism not serving the public -- would be laudable. Even if they departed to earn more income as publishers -- which is doubtful -- their actions would still be ethical. As for hearing both sides of the story, I would need more information. From what you presented, this seems completely correct and I wish Autelitano and Fry well in their venture.
Answered by Proinsias - Sun Jun 15 10:58:54 2008
Is copying a photograph and redrawing it on my own unethical or plagiarism?
Q. In my art class in school, I took a photograph of a covered bridge out of a magazine and copied the image using pencil on paper. I framed my work and put the name of the title of the photograph on my copy of it. Is this bad? Was what I did unethical?
Asked by SvenStadt - Fri Jan 15 00:44:02 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, you're infringing by your "unlicensed attempt to replicate artwork." But honestly, legal and ethical are different things. As long as you stated that this sketch originated from that photograph, it's no issue at all.
Answered by Indecisive Aphorism - Fri Jan 15 00:50:22 2010
Q. In my art class in school, I took a photograph of a covered bridge out of a magazine and copied the image using pencil on paper. I framed my work and put the name of the title of the photograph on my copy of it. Is this bad? Was what I did unethical?
Asked by SvenStadt - Fri Jan 15 00:44:02 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, you're infringing by your "unlicensed attempt to replicate artwork." But honestly, legal and ethical are different things. As long as you stated that this sketch originated from that photograph, it's no issue at all.
Answered by Indecisive Aphorism - Fri Jan 15 00:50:22 2010
Do you think that taking drugs to improve academic or work performance is unethical?
Q. It is often considered that taking drugs to improve athletic performance is unethical. Do you think that taking drugs (e.g., caffeine) to improve academic and work performance is similarly unethical? If not then what is the difference (from an ethical standpoint, not a legal one)?
Asked by condorvivayo - Sun Apr 23 05:35:33 2006 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think taking ANY drugs to get ANY enhancement reguardless of the goal is wrong. People should be judged on alevel playing field where no one has any chemical help.
Answered by marz443 - Sun Apr 23 05:39:08 2006
Q. It is often considered that taking drugs to improve athletic performance is unethical. Do you think that taking drugs (e.g., caffeine) to improve academic and work performance is similarly unethical? If not then what is the difference (from an ethical standpoint, not a legal one)?
Asked by condorvivayo - Sun Apr 23 05:35:33 2006 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think taking ANY drugs to get ANY enhancement reguardless of the goal is wrong. People should be judged on alevel playing field where no one has any chemical help.
Answered by marz443 - Sun Apr 23 05:39:08 2006
Need help finding a unethical situation, specifics in the detail?
Q. I need to identify and research a situation involving unethical behavior in the development or implementation of a software system that resulted in the loss of human life. This event must have happened in the last 10 years. Anyone know of any events that would qualify? It has to be a lengthy paper, so preferably a topic with a broad array of accessible information. Any suggestions would be appreciated!
Asked by 4thelulz - Wed Dec 16 17:56:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try the news story in the link below.
Answered by MikeGolf - Wed Dec 16 18:10:44 2009
Q. I need to identify and research a situation involving unethical behavior in the development or implementation of a software system that resulted in the loss of human life. This event must have happened in the last 10 years. Anyone know of any events that would qualify? It has to be a lengthy paper, so preferably a topic with a broad array of accessible information. Any suggestions would be appreciated!
Asked by 4thelulz - Wed Dec 16 17:56:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try the news story in the link below.
Answered by MikeGolf - Wed Dec 16 18:10:44 2009
What is unethical about a dental student taking nitrous oxide?
Q. I asked a question before because I want to administer nitrous oxide to myself (I'm a dental student) so I know what the patients I will be working on are feeling etc. I know the chemical and pharmacological information on the drug. Plenty of people said it is unethical. What is unethical about this? It isn't like it is recreational use. It is important.
Asked by Kacey Smith - Tue Jun 12 16:09:57 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nitrous Oxide (aka: Hippy crack) is relatively harmless and lasts only a few minutes. I don't think it would be all that unethical to try it yourself; however you need to find a safe way to administer it so that you don't get too much.
Answered by caldude1010101 - Tue Jun 12 16:20:05 2007
Q. I asked a question before because I want to administer nitrous oxide to myself (I'm a dental student) so I know what the patients I will be working on are feeling etc. I know the chemical and pharmacological information on the drug. Plenty of people said it is unethical. What is unethical about this? It isn't like it is recreational use. It is important.
Asked by Kacey Smith - Tue Jun 12 16:09:57 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nitrous Oxide (aka: Hippy crack) is relatively harmless and lasts only a few minutes. I don't think it would be all that unethical to try it yourself; however you need to find a safe way to administer it so that you don't get too much.
Answered by caldude1010101 - Tue Jun 12 16:20:05 2007
Has anyone seen an unethical news article or photo published recently?
Q. For my journalism class, I need to find an article or photo that has been published in a preferably Canadian newspaper that is unethical in someway. If you had a link, that'd be great. It has to be recent (after September 1 2009). Thanks.
Asked by naidanacmai - Mon Nov 16 21:44:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think that anytime the media shows a dead body being carried away that is unethical. Along with their family crying their eyes out.
Answered by lakecity21 - Mon Nov 16 22:04:43 2009
Q. For my journalism class, I need to find an article or photo that has been published in a preferably Canadian newspaper that is unethical in someway. If you had a link, that'd be great. It has to be recent (after September 1 2009). Thanks.
Asked by naidanacmai - Mon Nov 16 21:44:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think that anytime the media shows a dead body being carried away that is unethical. Along with their family crying their eyes out.
Answered by lakecity21 - Mon Nov 16 22:04:43 2009
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Whom ever heard of a company like Qwest that pops up customers monthly bill by $70 or more just because they move from one apartment in the same build...
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