Objective This exercise is designed to help you assess your attitudes about comp

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Objective This exercise is designed to help you assess your attitudes about complying with rules and how you tend to respond to different methods used to encourage compliance. Directions First, think about how frequently you engage in the following behaviours, and rate yourself using the following scale: 0-Never 1 -Rarely: 2 Sometimes: 3 -Often 1 . Drive faster than the posted speed limit _ 22. Skip classes 3. Arrive late to meetings 4. Submit assignments that don't reflect your best effort Next, think about why you behave as you do. 1. What factors are influencing your behaviour in each of these situations? 2. What assumptions are you making about the "rule" associated with each situation? Finally, consider how you would feel and whether your behaviour would change under the following circumstances. a. The cost of speeding tickets was doubled. Y b. People caught speeding had to attend an automobile safety class. c. People with no specding tickets during a calendar year received a cheque for $25 in January of the following year. 1. 2. a. Students earned extra-credit points for each class attended. b. Students lost points from their overall average for each class missed. to write a paper for each missed class. 3. a. Your boss drew attention to your latenes b. Your boss spoke to you after the meet c. You discovered that before you arrived on had been assigned to someone else. s when you arrived at the meeting ing about being on time in the future. at work, a task you really wanted to work

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What factors seem to most influence wether you will comply with the requirements of a situation?

The factors are:

The direct factors are:

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