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Using the following scale, evaluate each case in each column independently:
1= definitely not; 2 = probably not; 3 = undecided; 4 = probably so; 5 = definitely so.
How would you characterize Sam's action in each of the following cases?
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justice |
expedience |
favoritism |
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1. Sam pays John twice what he does Mary for the same work. |
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2. Sam is reading Joe's book because he left his own at home. |
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3. Sam lays off Jack, his employee, to reduce business losses. |
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4. Sam lets Harry pass ahead of him in the race. |
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5. Roughhousing, Harry and Jane break a vase. Sam punishes Harry but not Jane. |
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6. Sam beats Harry at poker, an illegal game in the town where they are staying. |
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7. Sam beats Harry at poker by cheating. |
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8. When taxes are raised, Sam, because he is a teacher, must pay more. |
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9. Sam refuses to punish Harry, who told him a lie. |
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10. Sam, who is broke, steals bread to feed his children. |
Transfer corresponding data points from any two columns onto a 5x5 graph to see if any correlations occur.