Emily E Labeff
Biographic Data
| ID | 288164 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Emily E Labeff |
| GIVEN NAMES | Emily E |
| FAMILY NAME | Labeff |
| SIGNATURE | LABEFF E E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Midwestern State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
College Cheating Thirty Years Later
This research reports on a thirty-year follow-up study of academic dishonesty, often referred to as college cheating. The present study examines the role of academic entitlement as a predictor of college cheating. A sense of entitlement is regarded as a primary characteristic of today’s millennial students, those born between 1980 and 2000. However, previous research has never investigated the role of academic entitlement on college cheating. Ins…
Situational Ethics and College Student Cheating
This report examines instances of self-reported cheating engaged in by college students, fifty-four percent of whom reported at least one incidence of cheating. Descriptive responses are analyzed in the context of techniques of neutralization. The neutralizing attitude held by these student cheaters suggests that situational ethics are involved. Although the respondents indicate disapproval of cheating, many students feel justified in cheating un…
College cheating
Budgeting for the Eighties
Ending intimate relationships
This research represents a continuation of efforts to examine the area of bad news delivery and focuses on the messages and subsequent strategies used by people in delivering news of a desire to terminate an intimate relationship. The lack of well‐defined, normative guidelines for such deliveries adds to the problematic nature of the interaction. Based on indepth, unstructured interviews, a framework based on common themes providing a procedural …
Death Telling
This research focuses on the strategies used by various professionals in delivering news of death. The lack of well defined, normative guidelines for such deliveries adds to the problematic nature of the interaction. From in-depth interviews with physicians, nurses, law enforcement officers, and clergy, a loose framework based on common themes was generated providing a processual view of death telling. Five distinct strategies of delivery develop…
Sex Roles and Feminism Revisited
Utilizing questionnaires administered to a sample of282 university students enrolled in Sociology classes in the fall of 1974, and 286 questionnaires returned by their parents, an evaluative comparison was made with the 1934 Kirkpatrick data concerningfeminism and sex roles. The 40 years between Kirkpatrick's original study of intergenerational attitudes and the 1974 comparison seem to show a general trend toward more egalitarian attitudes. This …
Situational Ethics and College Student Cheating
This report examines instances of self-reported cheating engaged in by college students, fifty-four percent of whom reported at least one incidence of cheating. Descriptive responses are analyzed in the context of techniques of neutralization. The neutralizing attitude held by these student cheaters suggests that situational ethics are involved. Although the respondents indicate disapproval of cheating, many students feel justified in cheating un…
Budgeting for the Eighties
Death Telling
This research focuses on the strategies used by various professionals in delivering news of death. The lack of well defined, normative guidelines for such deliveries adds to the problematic nature of the interaction. From in-depth interviews with physicians, nurses, law enforcement officers, and clergy, a loose framework based on common themes was generated providing a processual view of death telling. Five distinct strategies of delivery develop…
Sex Roles and Feminism Revisited
Utilizing questionnaires administered to a sample of282 university students enrolled in Sociology classes in the fall of 1974, and 286 questionnaires returned by their parents, an evaluative comparison was made with the 1934 Kirkpatrick data concerningfeminism and sex roles. The 40 years between Kirkpatrick's original study of intergenerational attitudes and the 1974 comparison seem to show a general trend toward more egalitarian attitudes. This …
College Cheating Thirty Years Later
This research reports on a thirty-year follow-up study of academic dishonesty, often referred to as college cheating. The present study examines the role of academic entitlement as a predictor of college cheating. A sense of entitlement is regarded as a primary characteristic of today’s millennial students, those born between 1980 and 2000. However, previous research has never investigated the role of academic entitlement on college cheating. Ins…
Ending intimate relationships
This research represents a continuation of efforts to examine the area of bad news delivery and focuses on the messages and subsequent strategies used by people in delivering news of a desire to terminate an intimate relationship. The lack of well‐defined, normative guidelines for such deliveries adds to the problematic nature of the interaction. Based on indepth, unstructured interviews, a framework based on common themes providing a procedural …
Sex Roles and Feminism Revisited
Utilizing questionnaires administered to a sample of282 university students enrolled in Sociology classes in the fall of 1974, and 286 questionnaires returned by their parents, an evaluative comparison was made with the 1934 Kirkpatrick data concerningfeminism and sex roles. The 40 years between Kirkpatrick's original study of intergenerational attitudes and the 1974 comparison seem to show a general trend toward more egalitarian attitudes. This …
Death Telling
This research focuses on the strategies used by various professionals in delivering news of death. The lack of well defined, normative guidelines for such deliveries adds to the problematic nature of the interaction. From in-depth interviews with physicians, nurses, law enforcement officers, and clergy, a loose framework based on common themes was generated providing a processual view of death telling. Five distinct strategies of delivery develop…
College cheating
Budgeting for the Eighties
Ending intimate relationships
This research represents a continuation of efforts to examine the area of bad news delivery and focuses on the messages and subsequent strategies used by people in delivering news of a desire to terminate an intimate relationship. The lack of well‐defined, normative guidelines for such deliveries adds to the problematic nature of the interaction. Based on indepth, unstructured interviews, a framework based on common themes providing a procedural …
Situational Ethics and College Student Cheating
This report examines instances of self-reported cheating engaged in by college students, fifty-four percent of whom reported at least one incidence of cheating. Descriptive responses are analyzed in the context of techniques of neutralization. The neutralizing attitude held by these student cheaters suggests that situational ethics are involved. Although the respondents indicate disapproval of cheating, many students feel justified in cheating un…
College Cheating Thirty Years Later
This research reports on a thirty-year follow-up study of academic dishonesty, often referred to as college cheating. The present study examines the role of academic entitlement as a predictor of college cheating. A sense of entitlement is regarded as a primary characteristic of today’s millennial students, those born between 1980 and 2000. However, previous research has never investigated the role of academic entitlement on college cheating. Ins…
Psychology (7 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Academic integrity and plagiarism (3 works) · Cheating (3 works) · Situational ethics (3 works) · Academic Dishonesty (2 works) · Deception detection and forensic psychology (2 works)