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to consumption patterns of either the sustainable ... e.g. , through ocean plastics awareness ) or the unsustainable ( e.g. , “ unboxing ” and “ haul ” YouTube videos that glorify the consumption experience ) sortleadsto consumption patterns of either the sustainable ... e.g. , through ocean plastics awareness ) or the unsustainable ( e.g. , “ unboxing ” and “ haul ” YouTube videos that glorify the consumption experience ) sort
someone to go along with the crowd in a desire to fit in and be accepted , even when the observed behavior conflicts with personal valuescan causesomeone to go along with the crowd in a desire to fit in and be accepted , even when the observed behavior conflicts with personal values
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in outcomes both positive ( increased school performance ) and negative ( increased delinquencycan resultin outcomes both positive ( increased school performance ) and negative ( increased delinquency
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https://doi.org/10.22492/ije.5.2.06 Abstract Cheating during examinations(passive) is triggered byhttps://doi.org/10.22492/ije.5.2.06 Abstract Cheating during examinations
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