While life was a bit more laid-back in the 1970s, times sure have changed. Here are 11 things that were socially acceptable ...

An Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) is a strategic compliance tool that protects people, data, and systems while setting clear expectations for technology use. A well-crafted AUP turns subjective norms ...

The Pew Research Center asked people in 40 countries about what is morally unacceptable, morally acceptable or not a moral issue. The issues included: married people having an affair, gambling, ...

People’s cellphone use has injected itself into public spaces. This has blurred the line between private and public as often-intimate and occasionally blustering phone conversations have now become a ...

・One in three students believe that using violence to stop campus speech is acceptable, with 2% deeming it 'always acceptable', 13% 'sometimes acceptable', and 19% 'rarely acceptable'. ・The survey ...

Social norms and stereotypes can feel all-consuming, subtly influencing the way we act, present ourselves, and even form our own personal identities. Alongside social media and the internet, the trend ...

If users resent, fear, or ignore policies around the use of corporate resources, it may be time for a different approach that incentivizes rather than punishes. In a world before smartphones, social ...

The concept of Acceptable Analytical Practices (AAPs) was developed by the Analytical Technical Group of the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America to share information about how the ...

Nitrosamine drug substance-related impurities (NDSRIs) are structurally similar to APIs, posing higher risks and requiring advanced detection methods. The Carcinogenic Potency Categorization Approach ...