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Bursting the Big Data Bubble
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Bursting the Big Data Bubble

by Jay Liebowitz
July 2014
Beginner to intermediate content levelBeginner to intermediate
351 pages
9h
English
Auerbach Publications
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Pasquerella and Clauss-ehlers
(Kälvemark et al., 2004). ese studies suggest that increasingly,
moral distress needs to be understood within the context of ethical
decision making (Kälvemark et al., 2004). Giving voice to intuition
invites an exploration of specific environmental variables that influ-
ence the status of the situation from which moral distress arises.
Suppose, for instance, that the dean disagrees with the ruling of
the faculty member in refusing to accommodate the student’s desire
to take an online course to be able to continue working, and thus pay
for her education. Nevertheless, she feels compelled to go against her
intuition that the decision should be countered because she considers
having department chairs who feel empowered, ...
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