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Another Method for Defuzzification Based on Regular Weighted ‎Point‎

‎A new method for the defuzzification of fuzzy numbers is developed in this paper. It is well-known, defuzzification methods allow us to find aggregative crisp numbers or crisp set for fuzzy numbers. But different fuzzy numbers are often converted into one crisp number. In this case the loss of essential information is possible. It may result in inadequate final conclusions, for example, expert...

Guidelines for a Victim: Dealing with Plagiarism

The subject of this article is how to deal with discovering you have been plagiarized. Each of the following challenges is explained: getting perspective on what may be a stressful and drawn-out process, proving that plagiarism occurred, gathering evidence to establish that you are the true author, dealing with (or not dealing with) the offender, working with your dean or department head to tri...

Helping a Victim or Helping the Victim: Altruism and Identifiability

Although it has been claimed that people care more about identifiable than statistical victims, demonstrating this “identifiable victim effect” has proven difficult because identification usually provides information about a victim, and people may respond to the information rather than to identification per se. We show that a very weak form of identifiability—determining the victim without prov...

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Unemployment: Blame the Victim?

This paper investigates a problem of 'state dependency'. People who have been unemployed in the past are much more likely than others to become unemployed in the future. But is it unemployment itself that causes future unemployment or is there something else, some measured or unmeasured form of heterogeneity, in individual characteristics or environmental circumstances, that causes both the pas...