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Ready-to-use-simulation: THE SLIPPERY SLOPE©

Richard D. Teach · Sandra L. Christensen · Robert G. Schwartz

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Ethics in Business and Education Educational Games and Gamification Innovative Teaching Methodologies in Social Sciences

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The purpose of THE SLIPPERY SLOPE © is to expose participants to a complex process of how individuals and firms deal with ethical issues in business. This experiential game is being developed as a response to continued corporate unethical and often illegal decision making, coupled with perceptions that there is increased cheating in schools across the United States.

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2007Handbook of socialization theory and research 1994Can ethics be learned?1992Can Ethics Re Taught? A Simulation Tests a Traditional Ethics Pedagogy 2005Teaching business ethics: Integrity 1992Use of Simulation for Ethics Education in Management

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