Can Priming Legal Consequences and the Concept of Honesty Decrease Cheating During Examinations?

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Committed (Dis)Honesty: A Systematic Meta-Analytic Review of the Divergent Effects of Social Commitment to Individuals or Honesty Oaths on Dishonest Behavior

Article in Psychological Bulletin (May 2024)

Commitment to honesty oaths decreases dishonesty, but commitment to another individual does not affect dishonesty

Article in Communications Psychology (October 2023)

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