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This page refers to cheating in testing, sports, and other competitive environments rather than [[sex|sexual infidelity]], as well as related subjects of dishonest behavior.
This page refers to cheating in testing, sports, and other competitive environments rather than [[sex|sexual infidelity]], as well as related subjects of dishonest behavior.


See also: [[lying]], [[temptation]], and [[grift]].
See also: [[temptation]] and [[grift]].


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Revision as of 23:40, 14 January 2024

Cheating is bad. Don't cheat.

Lying is bad. Don't lie.

This page refers to cheating in testing, sports, and other competitive environments rather than sexual infidelity, as well as related subjects of dishonest behavior.

See also: temptation and grift.

Why do children cheat?


The psychology of lying


Tool - Intolerance