Is Cheating “No Big Deal” for Teens?

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09/19/2011

How do high school students feel about cheating, and how often do they do it?

A recent article on the website of the American Psychological Association examines cheating and plagiarism among teenagers today.

Several of its findings are captured in the following infographic from Schools.com:

Courtesy of: Schools.com

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