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    Slamming the front door you walk quickly to your car "Bastard," you growl angrily, he was cheating on you, that pathetic scum was cheating on you, with Nina Patterson of all people. How could he, he knows she hates you and your friends, the jerk! Muttering to yourself, you climb into your car and start it up, slamming your hands on the wheel. You decide to go see Audrey and Noah. Lucas comes running out of his house, struggling into his shirt. The asshole probably finished with Nina before…

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    argue that cheating in school is becoming easier and easier as our technology advances and it is not going away, some people even claim that cheating is more prevelant today than ever. In a recent survey out of one Midwestern school based off of 100 students it was found that 74% of the students had shared answers with a classmate during a test at least once in their lifetime. Richard Pérez-Peña, in an article for The New York Times, says that the rise we are supposedly seeing in cheating may be…

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    1: The book The Cheating Culture, has changed my opinion on what I consider cheating in my life. Before reading this book I thought that cheating was only big things like taking performance enhancing drugs in sports or giving answers to a friend on a test. Whereas just slightly bending the rules didn’t occur to me as cheating. Also I came to a realization that almost everyone cheats or has cheated before. The people that due cheat risk a loss but also gain a huge reward if they don’t get caught.…

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    of graduating high school students admit to cheating in school at varying degrees of frequency. Why do students often cheat off another person’s test or homework? One student may be on academic probation and find an easy solution to receive a good grade. Maybe that person wants to be the top student in the class, so they get the temptation to cheat. Those may say that cheating is not a serious problem. However, cheating is a serious problem. Cheating can occur when students find an easy…

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    Attitudes toward cheating behavior in college students Academic success is determined by many factors; effort, ability, and time to name a few. But one factor, one that not many consider, can drastically change the outcome of an individual’s success. Cheating persists throughout all levels of education, whether administrators want to admit it or not. The problem with cheating is that it commonly goes unnoticed, and there are many factors that influence the probability of this occurring. One of…

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    Psychology of Academic Cheating. According to Anderman and Murdock (2007), Academic Cheating is extremely common in educational institutions. Cheating undermines the use of assessment data as both indicators of student learning and as sources of feedback to teachers for instructional planning. Although cheating appears to increase as students move through the K-12 school system, no age group is exempt from acts of academic dishonesty. Academic Cheating can be viewed from a number of disciplinary…

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    for numerous reasons.To cheat means to get something by using dishonest means. It includes the use of illegal and unacceptable or easy ways to achieve something cheaters never prosper simply means that those who gain an advantage at something by cheating will ultimately have to face the consequences of their actions. Liz was the youngest of three girls and she always had wanted to be like her big sisters kate and mary. Growing up as kids mary use to use to challenge her sister in almost…

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    comes in a long line of cheating scandals in sports in recent years, with the other being Lance Armstrong. In both Deflategate and in the case of Lance Armstrong's scandal, there were a large number of individuals who justified their cheating because "everyone was doing it". This type of reasoning is dangerous as it teaches children, and others, that cheating can be justified. Be it in academics or sports, there is no situation where cheating is acceptable. Cheating is defined as act…

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    admitted to cheating in their exams, but now, there is up to 80% drastic increase. Cheating in exams happens on a daily basis, not just in schools, but also in colleges. Students opt to cheat academically, as it is an easier way out of studying or managing their time for school work. Students think that cheating is not an issue as they do not think about the consequences of cheating. Some results of cheating in exams include lowering one’s self-respect and confidence, tendency to continue…

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    Cheating Life Faking ones way through life is not the right route to take. A common catch phrase that I once heard is, “Fake It Till You Make It.” The meaning of the catch phrase is to impersonate confidence until success has been produced, which will help generate real confidence. Three common subjects people may fake their way through is college, sports, and jobs. Although individuals fake their way through most things, they are only cheating themselves in life. A person could easily cheat…

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