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Situational ethics or
situation ethics takes into
account only the
particular context of an act when
evaluating it ethically,
rather than
judging it only...
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Situational awareness or
situation awareness (SA) is the
understanding of an environment, its elements, and how it
changes with
respect to time or other...
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Situational Leadership Theory, now
named the
Situational Leadership Model, is a
model created by Dr. Paul
Hersey and Dr. Ken Blanchard,
developed while...
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sitcom (a
shortening of
situation comedy, or
situational comedy) is a
genre of
comedy centred on a
fixed set of
characters who
mostly carry over from...
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Situational strength is
defined as cues
provided by
environmental forces regarding the
desirability of
potential behaviors.
Situational strength is said...
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motivations Situationism, the
ideas of
Situationist International, an
international political and
artistic movement of the 1960s Sitationism, in
situational ethics...
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repeat the offense. In **** crimes, a
situational ****
offender is one
whose offense is ****ociated with
situational ****ual behavior, i.e., ****ual behavior...
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Situational ****ual
behavior is a type of ****ual
behavior which differs from that
which the
person normally exhibits, due to a
social environment that...
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Situations may
refer to:
Situations (essay series), 1947
essays by Jean-Paul
Sartre Situations – The Very Best Of Cetu Javu, 2009
compilation album "Situations"...
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Situational logic (also
situational analysis) is a
concept advanced by Karl
Popper in his The
Poverty of Historicism.
Situational logic is a
process by...
