The document discusses reasons why people break rules related to road rules, file sharing, and plagiarism. It explores motivations such as reaching a destination faster, pleasure, power and control, habitually rushing, and enjoying risky behavior. Risk factors for breaking road rules include stress, heat, alcohol/drugs, and being young and male. Motivations for plagiarism include running out of time, balancing effort against grades, workload pressure, and lack of understanding about plagiarism. The document also examines perceptions of punishments and sanctions, and moral norms influences on rule breaking.

1. Why do people break
rules?
Road rules, file sharing and
plagiarism

3. •Reach a destination
(Jovanovic, Stanojevic & Stanojevic, 2011)

4. •Reach a destination
•Pleasure
(Jovanovic, Stanojevic & Stanojevic, 2011)

5. •Reach a destination
•Pleasure
•To make an impression
(Jovanovic, Stanojevic & Stanojevic, 2011)

6. •Reach a destination
•Pleasure
•To make an impression
•Power and control
(Jovanovic, Stanojevic & Stanojevic, 2011)

7. Aggressive Behaviours
(Jovanovic, Stanojevic & Stanojevic, 2011)

8. Aggressive Behaviours
•Tailgating
(Jovanovic, Stanojevic & Stanojevic, 2011)

9. Aggressive Behaviours
•Tailgating
•Weaving
(Jovanovic, Stanojevic & Stanojevic, 2011)

10. Aggressive Behaviours
•Tailgating
•Weaving
•Speeding
(Jovanovic, Stanojevic & Stanojevic, 2011)

11. Aggressive Behaviours
•Tailgating
•Weaving
•Speeding
•Running red lights
(Jovanovic, Stanojevic & Stanojevic, 2011)

12. Aggressive Behaviours
•Tailgating
•Weaving
•Speeding
•Running red lights
•Blocking passing lanes
(Jovanovic, Stanojevic & Stanojevic, 2011)

13. Aggressive Behaviours
•Tailgating
•Weaving
•Speeding
•Running red lights
•Blocking passing lanes
•Honking horns
(Jovanovic, Stanojevic & Stanojevic, 2011)

14. Aggressive Behaviours
•Tailgating
•Weaving
•Speeding
•Running red lights
•Blocking passing lanes
•Honking horns
•Swearing
(Jovanovic, Stanojevic & Stanojevic, 2011)

15. Aggressive Behaviours
•Tailgating
•Weaving
•Speeding
•Running red lights
•Blocking passing lanes
•Honking horns
•Swearing
•Obscene gestures
(Jovanovic, Stanojevic & Stanojevic, 2011)

16. Aggressive Behaviours
•Tailgating
•Weaving
•Speeding
•Running red lights
•Blocking passing lanes
•Honking horns
•Swearing
•Obscene gestures
•Flashing headlights
(Jovanovic, Stanojevic & Stanojevic, 2011)

17. Reasons for Aggressive Driving

18. Reasons for Aggressive Driving
•Habitually rushing
(Jovanovic, Stanojevic & Stanojevic, 2011)

19. Reasons for Aggressive Driving
•Habitually rushing
•Deliberately disrespecting others
(Jovanovic, Stanojevic & Stanojevic, 2011)

20. Reasons for Aggressive Driving
•Habitually rushing
•Deliberately disrespecting others
•Enjoying risky behaviour
(Jovanovic, Stanojevic & Stanojevic, 2011)

21. Reasons for Aggressive Driving
•Habitually rushing
•Deliberately disrespecting others
•Enjoying risky behaviour
(Jovanovic, Stanojevic & Stanojevic, 2011)
•Time pressure
(Bone & Mowen, 2006)

22. Reasons for Aggressive Driving
•Habitually rushing
•Deliberately disrespecting others
•Enjoying risky behaviour
(Jovanovic, Stanojevic & Stanojevic, 2011)
•Time pressure
•Tendency towards risk and arousal
(Bone & Mowen, 2006)

23. Reasons for Aggressive Driving
•Habitually rushing
•Deliberately disrespecting others
•Enjoying risky behaviour
(Jovanovic, Stanojevic & Stanojevic, 2011)
•Time pressure
•Tendency towards risk and arousal
•Social acceptance of competitive
behaviour
(Bone & Mowen, 2006)

24. Risk Factors

25. Risk Factors
•Traffic congestion
(Bone & Mowen, 2006)

26. Risk Factors
•Traffic congestion
•Stress
(Bone & Mowen, 2006)

27. Risk Factors
•Traffic congestion
•Stress
•Heat
(Bone & Mowen, 2006)

28. Risk Factors
•Traffic congestion
•Stress
•Heat
•Alcohol and drug use
(Bone & Mowen, 2006)

29. Risk Factors
•Traffic congestion
•Stress
•Heat
•Alcohol and drug use
•Smoking
(Bone & Mowen, 2006)

30. Risk Factors
•Traffic congestion
•Stress
•Heat
•Alcohol and drug use
•Smoking
•Young male
(Bone & Mowen, 2006)

31. Risk Factors
•Traffic congestion
•Stress
•Heat
•Alcohol and drug use
•Smoking
•Young male
•Unmarried
(Bone & Mowen, 2006)

32. Moral Norms
(Godin, Conner &
Sheeran, 2005)

33. Moral Norms
(Godin, Conner &
Sheeran, 2005)
•Sanctions
(Mulder, Verboon &
de Cremer, 2009)

34. Moral Norms
(Godin, Conner &
Sheeran, 2005)
•Sanctions
(Mulder, Verboon &
de Cremer, 2009)
•Trust in authority
(Mulder, Verboon &
de Cremer, 2009)

35. Perceptions of Fines

36. Perceptions of Fines
•Compensation
(Mulder, Verboon &
de Cremer, 2009)

37. Perceptions of Fines
•Compensation
•Punishment
(Mulder, Verboon &
de Cremer, 2009)

38. Perceptions of Fines
•Compensation
•Punishment
•Fairness
(Mulder, Verboon &
de Cremer, 2009)

39. File-Sharing

40. File-Sharing
•Moral terms
(Clark, 2007)

41. File-Sharing
•Moral terms
(Clark, 2007)
•Control
(Scharf, 2011)

42. File-Sharing
•Moral terms
(Clark, 2007)
•Control
(Scharf, 2011)
•Profit margins
(Clark, 2007)

43. Plagiarism

44. Plagiarism
•Ignorance
(East, 2010)

45. Plagiarism
•Ignorance
•Lack of skill and
experience
(East, 2010)

46. Plagiarism
•Ignorance
•Lack of skill and
experience
•Deliberate disregard
(East, 2010)

47. Plagiarism
•Ignorance
•Lack of skill and
experience
•Deliberate disregard
•Lack of morality
(East, 2010)

48. Plagiarism
•Ignorance
•Lack of skill and
experience
•Deliberate disregard
•Lack of morality
(East, 2010)
•Concept and morality
must be taught
(Gullifer & Tyson, 2010)

49. Plagiarism
•Ignorance
•Lack of skill and
experience
•Deliberate disregard
•Lack of morality
(East, 2010)
•Concept and morality
must be taught
(Gullifer & Tyson, 2010)
•Hard work
(Gullifer & Tyson, 2010)

50. Plagiarism
•Ignorance
•Lack of skill and
experience
•Deliberate disregard
•Lack of morality
(East, 2010)
•Concept and morality
must be taught
(Gullifer & Tyson, 2010)
•Hard work
•Honesty
(Gullifer & Tyson, 2010)

51. Plagiarism
•Ignorance
•Lack of skill and
experience
•Deliberate disregard
•Lack of morality
(East, 2010)
•Concept and morality
must be taught
(Gullifer & Tyson, 2010)
•Hard work
•Honesty
•Assessments
(Gullifer & Tyson, 2010)

52. Plagiarism
•Ignorance
•Lack of skill and
experience
•Deliberate disregard
•Lack of morality
(East, 2010)
•Concept and morality
must be taught
(Gullifer & Tyson, 2010)
•Hard work
•Honesty
•Assessments
•Public
(Gullifer & Tyson, 2010)

53. Motivation To Plagiarise

54. Motivation To Plagiarise
•Running out of time
(Gullifer & Tyson, 2010)

55. Motivation To Plagiarise
•Running out of time
•Effort vs. Grade
(Gullifer & Tyson, 2010)

56. Motivation To Plagiarise
•Running out of time
•Effort vs. Grade
•Workload
(Gullifer & Tyson, 2010)

57. Motivation To Plagiarise
•Running out of time
•Effort vs. Grade
•Workload
•Pressure for Success
(Gullifer & Tyson, 2010)

58. Motivation To Plagiarise
•Running out of time
•Effort vs. Grade
•Workload
•Pressure for Success
(Gullifer & Tyson, 2010)
•Risk of punishment
•Environmental pressure
(Gullifer & Tyson, 2010)

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