Alternative Dispute Resolution
Mar. 29, 2019
Moral disengagement and the college admissions scandal
With an understanding of moral disengagement, one can be better equipped to respond and work with parties to reach a just resolution.
Phyllis G. Pollack
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Tulane University School of Law, 1977
Phyllis has been a mediator for nearly 20 years and conducted more than 1,800 mediations in all areas of the law including business, international trade, real estate, employment and lemon law.
Several weeks ago, I published an article about moral disengagement after the missed pass interference call in the New Orleans Saints-L.A. Rams game effectively gave the Rams a trip to the Super Bowl.
This notion of moral disengagement came back to me when I heard about the college admissions scandal. As a fan of Lori Loughlin, I am having a hard time reconciling her on screen persona with the alleged felonious actions she and her h...
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