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A Spillover Effect of Altruistic Cheating: When Benefitting Others Goes Wrong

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By Anat Halevy, Guy Hochman, Timothy Levine, Rachel Barkan
| Wiley Online Library Verified
But to be truthful (honest) in all declarations is a sacred command of reason, and not to be limited by any expediency. Immanuel Kant, On a Supposed Right to Lie from Philanthropy, 1797 1 Introduction People often face conflicts between their moral values and self-interest. The prevalence of this conflict often leads to ethical violations, which present a significant societal challenge (Bazerman and Tenbrunsel 2011; Weisel and Shalvi 2015).
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Self vs. Other in Affective Forecasting: The Role of Psychological Distance and Decision from Experience

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By Rachel Barkan
| MDPI
1. Introduction Years ago, a pharmaceutical representative approached me with a request to speak to oncologists treating kidney cancer. Typically, I decline consultation talks, but her story piqued my interest. The standard treatment protocol involved administering drug A for 10 consecutive days, followed by a two-month rest period, repeated three times. In contrast, she was promoting drug B, which required continuous 30-day treatment without breaks.
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Michigan women’s lacrosse loses to USC despite strong moments

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By Rachel Barkan
| The Michigan Daily Verified
There were some positives for Michigan in the loss to USC. Kate Hua/Daily. Buy this photo. Despite positive signs, the No. 13 Michigan women’s lacrosse team (9-4 overall) couldn’t keep up with the strong No. 17 USC ( 8-2) offense on Sunday. A chance for the Wolverines to close the gap came in the fourth quarter, but the Wolverines ultimately fell to the Trojans, 14-10. Although it was not the team’s best performance, there were a number of small victories for the Wolverines.
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