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Leaving Children Alone in a Chemistry Lab
Leaving children to discover their own values is a little like putting them in a chemistry lab full of volatile substances and saying, "Discover your ...
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The U.S. Government's Encyclopedia of Ethical Failure
Every few years the U.S. Department of Defense publishes a short book that contains amazing stories about real crime, cheating scientists, drug dealers, ...
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A Case Study: Imitate Jesus or Machiavelli?
Your dream job becomes available. The night before the crucial interview, you sit down to polish your résumé. You remember reading on the ...
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Man Spends Rare Coins at Face Value
In 2012, a 19-year-old man from Washington state named Dakoda Garren was charged with stealing a rare coin collection worth at least $100,000. After Garren ...
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TV Shows in Brazil Change Family Values
A 2012 article in New York magazine told the story about a trio of researchers who were trying to solve a sociological mystery. Over the course of 40 ...
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Cosmo Magazine Spreads Their Values around the Globe
A 2012 article in The New York Times reported on a conference of female "missionaries" (the article's word) who are intent on changing the world. The ...
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If Your House Were Burning, What Would You Grab?
If your house was burning, what would you grab on your way out the door? That question intrigued photographer Foster Huntington, so he gathered his must-save ...
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Values Are Declining, but Americans Still Trust Themselves
A 2012 survey revealed an alarming decline in American's confidence in many traditional sources for values, including government, family, celebrities, ...
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Fame Is the Highest Value on Preteen TV Shows
A 2011 paper by a team of psychologists at UCLA analyzed the values of characters in popular television shows for the past four decades. They evaluated ...
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People' Magazine's Cover Stories Reveal Our Priorities
In his book Life: The Movie, cultural critic Neil Gabler claims that People magazine has became the archetypical magazine of our times. Gabler writes:
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