If there weren't a lot of pro-military material shown to kids, I doubt they'd show up at all. (We have "Seal Team" on TV, but there's never been a "Paving Crew" TV show. There was a heroic teacher show, "Room 222" when I was young; none since.)
They decry minimum wage raises because they might inhibit jobs; they should be concerned with recruiting. One suspects the job isn't luring in the best people.
Many thanks for this. The Florida comparison was very enlightening.
Somehow just seeing this now - but I'm extremely familiar with this study! I gave a 1 hour presentation about Integrity to 30 other officers in 7th Group for an OPD session organized by my LTC, and went through all the ways our unit routinely lied about things and how higher-ups could encourage actual integrity moving forward. I also cited Dan Ariely's research heavily, some of which was ironically revealed as fabricated later on - but the overall impression went over well, I think.
If there weren't a lot of pro-military material shown to kids, I doubt they'd show up at all. (We have "Seal Team" on TV, but there's never been a "Paving Crew" TV show. There was a heroic teacher show, "Room 222" when I was young; none since.)
They decry minimum wage raises because they might inhibit jobs; they should be concerned with recruiting. One suspects the job isn't luring in the best people.
Many thanks for this. The Florida comparison was very enlightening.
Here's a link to that video I mentioned over on Notes -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUhNIOGhPus
("Company commanders somehow have to fit 297 days of mandatory requirements into 256 available training days")
Lecturer is Dr Leonard Wong, who retired as a Lt Colonel around the year 2000.
Somehow just seeing this now - but I'm extremely familiar with this study! I gave a 1 hour presentation about Integrity to 30 other officers in 7th Group for an OPD session organized by my LTC, and went through all the ways our unit routinely lied about things and how higher-ups could encourage actual integrity moving forward. I also cited Dan Ariely's research heavily, some of which was ironically revealed as fabricated later on - but the overall impression went over well, I think.