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The Health Impact of Management Jobs
  School-Age Cheating Continues Later in Life
  Today's Students Create New Rules With Technology  
A new study shows that the extra stress faced by managers can impact their health. However, the negative effects of longer hours and more personal conflict can be balanced by positive health influences, such as greater independence and higher pay. 


Cheating in school may be an ominous sign for students. A new study found that students who cheat in high school are more likely to lie to their spouses later in life. They're also more likely to lie at work and cheat on taxes.  
  

Is technology helping today's students learn networking and multi-tasking skills, or is it just distracting them? Although some studies show that things like social networking sites hamper productivity at school and work, others say technology is teaching young people valuable skills.
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