ADMS 3930 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Whistleblower, Victimless Crime

• School: York University
• Department: Administrative Studies
• Course: ADMS 3930
• Professor: Randy Hoffman

Document Summary

Conscious behaviour : what we are ware of doing or what we could be aware of doing if our attn. is drawn to it, and what we oculd change if we are motivated to do so. Unconscious behaviour: not easily influenced by conscious behaviour to do differently. Behaviour is what we do and doesn"t divide into different categories: 3 main csategories: conventions and customs: the way we are meant to ideally behave from the society; moral and legal behaviour. Moral behaviour : convention behaviour that is important to functions of society legal behaviour : includes conventional and moral behaviour that are important tohe functioning of society which is enforced by the state. Members of society must feel producted legal circle that may lie outside is customary or conventional and/or moral victimless crimes: illegal prostitution or gambling,perceived as immoral or abortion, for example.