To do this, the film didn't lecture men about the morality of cheating (men already know that cheating is wrong) or the difficulty of concealing evidence of indiscretion (most men wouldn't cheat if they thought they'd get caught).
In other words, Wells Fargo systematically pressured and incentivized its employees in a way that put them under enormous pressure to cheat - at a time when it already knew that cheating was taking place.
It is very hard to put anything over on adolescents, and when they know that you cheat, it is not surprising that they will think it is acceptable for them to do so as well.
Ivanka won the game but I know that she cheated — there is no way that a girl could win against me in golf.
But it's still a new thing, and not a good one, to have baseball's most famous records held by an era's highest-profile cheaters, and to know that the cheating continues today, however much it's been reduced.
While I know that the cheating scandals may be considered important, I'm frankly a bit disappointed that this is the focus because the cheating scandal doesn't really matter in terms of the students and their futures, which should always be the focus of anything related to education.
Even so, I'm still a little stunned by the thought of the fraudulent test-takers who may be smart enough to ace an SAT for someone else but not smart enough to know that cheating is wrong.
We know that some athletes cheat, and at some level, we appreciate why: the quest for an edge.
Fat lot of good that would have done her, Dr. Barash said: we now know that swans can cheat, too.
"People know that if you cheat there is an extremely high chance you're going to get caught," Mr. Mason said.
