2013
DOI: 10.5901/mjss.2013.v4n4p11
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Prospective Teachers’ Attitudes toward Whistle-Blowing According to Type of Intelligence

Abstract: This study inquires differences of whistle-blowing intentions between first and the last

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“…6, No. 8;2013 act is unethical in all scenarios. In addition, they believed that they would be unwilling to undertake the same action more than their colleagues would be.…”
Section: Test Of the Hypothesesmentioning
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“…6, No. 8;2013 act is unethical in all scenarios. In addition, they believed that they would be unwilling to undertake the same action more than their colleagues would be.…”
Section: Test Of the Hypothesesmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…6, No. 8;2013 Rest's decision-making model. An ethical dilemma is a situation in which the person does not know how to act because of conflicting beliefs about what is axiologically required (Lurie & Albin, 2006).…”
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