Twisted Behavior Scenarios

Analysis of the data After analyzing the data collected, there are several interesting findings. To begin with, the most unaccepted behavior is cutting line (Scenario 3). Cutting line is the only scenario getting the point below 1.5 in all ten points and the analysts indicated that this will be the activity they are very unlikely to do in both homeland and vacation (Fig.1). The reason may due to the social norms. An article showed that ‘first come first served’ preference is the elementary idea of queuing and this is a relatively justice behavior, so it become a social norm or practice while dealing with crowd. Therefore, jumping the queue is unacceptable and is aggressively banned. ( Allon & Hanany, 2012). As a result, queuing become a hidden
This result also match the claim of a journal, that journal pointed out that female are more interdependence and male tend to be independent and higher degree of interdependent body will relate negatively to unethical behavior. Consequently, women are more ethical than men (Cojuharenco, Shteynberg, Gelfand, & Schminke, 2012). Another article also revealed female usually consider the ethical problems with humanity and sympathy, but male tend to analyze the questions by their rights (Betz, O'Connell, & Shepard, 1989). Therefore, if both gender are placed in the legal-ethical dichotomy, male will be on the left and female will be comparably on the right because male are inclined to accept the ethical issue which is not prohibited by law but female will concern those comparatively minor ethical issues. Therefore, it may able to explain why male interviewees always rank higher points in the question 3 (Acceptable for me if there is no punishment), it is because once the action is not restricted by law, they have the right to do so, but women will have other emotional