This work presents a multi-criteria analysis of the MAC (media access control) layer misbehavior of the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) 802.11 standard, whose principle is to cheat at the protocol to increase the transmission rate by greedy nodes at the expense of the other honest nodes. In fact, IEEE 802.11 forces nodes for access to the channel to wait for a back off ...

Tourist misbehavior is well documented in the literature and has predominantly focused on visible, major, or felonious forms of deviance, such as vandalism, violence, theft. We argue for importance considering a more subtle side tourist often tolerated, ignored, even enabled by host communities hospitality employees. Exploring important, because it clandestine less extreme than obvious misbehav...

Classic social psychological research suggests that humans are more susceptible to social influence than they should be. This discrepancy between observed and normative behavior is often taken as the footprint of irrational reasoning. As much of the studied behavior is also socially undesirable, there is a dual verdict of irrationality and immorality. Using concepts and analytical tools from de...

Abstract Recent examples of organizational wrongdoing such as those that led to the opioid crisis and 2008 financial meltdown show organizations can deliberately use information deceive others, resulting in serious harm. This brief communication explores role wrongdoing. We analyze a dataset consisting 80 cases high‐penalty corporate United States period 2000–2020. Our analysis documents filed ...

In multicast congestion control, receivers can misbehave by maliciously causing congestion to steal network bandwidth from well behaved flows. In source driven congestion control protocols (SDCC), receivers misbehave by sending a wrong feedback to the source. In receiverdriven congestion control protocols(RDCC), receivers misbehave by inflating their subscriptions. In this report, we present te...