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Students who do not engage themselves mentally, motivationally, and behaviorally in an academic task may not learn. This not only makes ethics a hard sell motivationally, but it also reflects the moralistic, child-like view of ethics as imposed taskmaster rather than as expressive tool. Without motivationally driven testing, discoveries remain undiscovered. |
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