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cheat

Law the obtaining of another's property by fraudulent means
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The more substantive point is the determination that some candidates actually cheated and were, consequently, penalised.
Cancelling results good move by Knec
She says she's cheated an estimated 15 times and is trying to break the habit.
CHEATING THE SYSTEM: THIS YEAR, DURING FINALS, THOUSANDS OF GIRLS ACROSS THE COUNTRY WILL CHEAT. HERE'S WHAT'S MAKING STUDENTS SO DISHONEST--AND WHY NO GRADE IS WORTH CHEATING FOR
In addition, women experience more distress after being cheated on than men, so they're also more likely to experience poor mental and physical health consequences.
This Is How Being Cheated On Affects Your Health
He found that the thorough education at Princeton had no effect on how much students cheated.
The (Honest) Truth about Dishonesty: How We Lie to Everyone --Especially Ourselves by Dan Ariely
Ask the person who been cheated if it's been therapeutic?
Love cheats deserve to be exposed
types of women who cheat I cheated on my wife why do women cheat on their husbands
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More than three quarters of the participants in this study had cheated from other students' examination papers.
College students' cheating behaviors
8% of participants reported no cheating activity on their last five exams, 27,1% cheated on one exam, 3,5% on two exams, 2,0% on three exams, 2,5% on four exams, and 3,0% on all of them.
Actitudes y causas de fraude entre estudiantes universitarios en Mexico: un estudio exploratorio
There is no sense of pride when you do well on a test you've cheated on.
Cheaters justify gaming the school system
Hetherington and Feldman (1964) placed students in various situations and observed whether they cheated.
Cheating on exams: the case of Israeli students
A 2010 study conducted by the Josephson Institute of Ethics found that at least 59 percent of high school students had cheated on a test in the past year, and over 33 percent had cheated more than twice.
Cheating students: how our schools fail the humanistic vision of education
As a robustness check, we also estimate negative-binomial regressions using the self-reported number of times a student cheated as the dependent variable with exposure correction for the number of years in school.
It's the students, stupid: how perceptions of student reporting impact cheating

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