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Personality and behavioral dishonesty
Current Opinion in Psychology, 2022The past two decades have seen major developments in the study of behavioral (dis)honesty and its measurement as well as a surge of interest in the location of trait honesty within models of basic personality structure and the role of personality traits in behavioral dishonesty more generally.
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PERSPECTIVES ON ACADEMIC DISHONESTY
Nurse Educator, 1990Academic dishonest behaviors, such as lying, cheating, and plagiarism, are destructive and must be recognized and addressed early in the development of professional nurses. Faculty must be concerned with the relationship between student integrity in the classroom and clinical or professional behaviors.
M J, Bradshaw, A J, Lowenstein
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Dishonesty in the Name of Equity
Psychological Science, 2009Under what conditions do people act dishonestly to help or hurt others? We addressed this question by examining the influence of a previously overlooked factor—the beneficiary or victim of dishonest acts. In two experiments, we randomly paired participants and manipulated their wealth levels through an initial lottery.
Francesca, Gino, Lamar, Pierce
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Dishonesty, Ignorance, or What?
Hastings Center Report, 2011We hardly regard politics--certainly not the words of politicians--as a realm where truth and honesty are closely protected. Public ignorance undoubtedly often pairs with politicians' disregard for accuracy to allow lies to pass. It is still galling, though, when political process and public reflection are stubbornly resistant to the obvious.
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Academy of Management Proceedings, 2012
Groups and individuals were compared for their willingness to incur financial costs in order to punish dishonest behavior by others. Study 1 demonstrated that dishonesty was punished more often by groups than by individuals and that groups’ higher willingness to punish dishonesty was mediated by stronger negative affect.
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Groups and individuals were compared for their willingness to incur financial costs in order to punish dishonest behavior by others. Study 1 demonstrated that dishonesty was punished more often by groups than by individuals and that groups’ higher willingness to punish dishonesty was mediated by stronger negative affect.
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Academic dishonesty and the Internet
Communications of the ACM, 2005The Internet provides new opportunities for cheating on computer science class projects.
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The Cambridge Law Journal, 2018
THE key issue for determination by the Supreme Court in Ivey v Genting Casinos (UK) Ltd. [2017] UKSC 67, [2017] 3 W.L.R. 1212 was whether the crime of cheating at gambling, contrary to s. 42 of the Gambling Act 2005, requires proof of dishonesty. Even though the Court unanimously held that it did not, the Court went on to consider the appropriate test ...
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THE key issue for determination by the Supreme Court in Ivey v Genting Casinos (UK) Ltd. [2017] UKSC 67, [2017] 3 W.L.R. 1212 was whether the crime of cheating at gambling, contrary to s. 42 of the Gambling Act 2005, requires proof of dishonesty. Even though the Court unanimously held that it did not, the Court went on to consider the appropriate test ...
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Pediatrics, 1996
John Byrom, a minor eighteenth century poet, wrote some verse about a couple of likable scoundrels discussing what to do about their lack of transport. Stealing a horse would clearly be wrong; filching one would be a little better. Could they pilfer one? No, that would be less than honest.
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John Byrom, a minor eighteenth century poet, wrote some verse about a couple of likable scoundrels discussing what to do about their lack of transport. Stealing a horse would clearly be wrong; filching one would be a little better. Could they pilfer one? No, that would be less than honest.
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