Students are more likely to cheat under which of the following conditions?
A) when teachers closely monitor testing
B) when student scores are kept private
C) when consequences for cheating are clear
D) when students know their peers are cheating

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When students know their peers are cheating, it creates a culture of cheating, making cheating seem more acceptable and common. This can lead to a greater likelihood of individual students also cheating. The other options, including closely monitoring testing, keeping student scores private, and clear consequences for cheating, may act as deterrents for cheating rather than encourage it.

Students Are More Likely to Cheat Under Which of the Following