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that we have free will and control … To Watson and Skinner human behavior could be predicted …

… of attitude towards the behavior and subjective norms. Properly conceptualized and well-assessed
attitudes predict human behavioral intentions and behavior… the Department of Justice, …

… will predict attitudes toward victims, independent of political orientation as well the nature of
the crime… victims in the sentence subject position in the majority of sentences, participants …

… unethical behaviour by colleagues unless there is some sort of acquisitive motive or outcome
predicted. … think would be the punishment for each sort of behaviour and whether they think …

… from cheating and the expected punishment, the likelihood of … participants to believe in free
will. The saliency hypothesis … ; thus, this perspective predicted that cheating would be lowest …

… ’s attitude toward software piracy, whereas punishment … behavior, which is predicted by three
factors: attitude toward … approaches to studying ethical-unethical behavior in organizations. …

… by focusing on punishment, responsibility, and free will in terms of … with empiric; offered by
the behavioral sciences. Chapter 2 … obse the behavioral sciences is to understand and predict …

… psychological precursors to unethical behaviours and WCC, … , and attitudes towards custodial
sentencing as a punishment for … predict attitudes towards WCC also predict real-life WCC. …

… that believing in free will increases the severity of punishment toward people who commit …
prediction is that true self-knowledge interacts with belief in free will to predict immoral conduct …

… theorize how attitudes toward the death penalty might influence … the measurement of attitudes
toward the death penalty and find … significantly predicted attitudes toward the death penalty. …