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    Ethics of Cheating

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    Cheaters Never Win‚ Oh wait they do………they’re Cheaters Cheating is defined in the dictionary as‚ to deceive by trickery; swindle‚ however the dictionary fails to tell you if it is right or wrong to cheat. People have many different beliefs when it comes to cheating; some think its fine to do while others completely disapprove. I intend to show the different beliefs‚ from different perspectives of people‚ and also intend on proving which beliefs have the strongest and weakest arguments. An ethical

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    Cheating Form

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    Some topics have sub-topics. Choose the topic or sub-topic you want. 7. You are going to read the six articles on both sides of the issue. 8. Fill out the form for each article. (1).Premise (essential question​ )__ Can the increase in academic cheating be blamed on the amount of pressure students feel to succeed?__________________________________________________ Pro side ____​ _√____​ _ or Con side ___​ _√_​ ____ ​ (CHECK ONE) Name of the article​ ___________At_Issue:___Cheating____________________________________

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    Cheating in Sports

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    Cheating occurs everywhere. Somebody right now in a classroom‚ baseball park‚ football field‚ basketball court‚ or a workplace is secretly cheating to be one step ahead of his competition at all times. Some say it is the nature of competition that arises these cheaters‚ but others believe it is the enormous amount of pressure that is put on these athletes. Although many current athletes secretly follow the cheating paths of Barry Bonds and Lance Armstrong to excel in their respective sports‚ they

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    Steroid Cheating

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    succeed. We’ve all heard of a famous athlete or two busted for cheating‚ whether that be Lance Armstrong or Alex Rodriguez for using steroids‚ or Tom Brady for deflating footballs to gain an advantage. Although the most famous scandals involve star athletes‚ cheating is a problem that extends sometimes down to the least competitive spheres of competition‚ even to high school athletics. As a cross-country runner‚ I have witnessed cheating several times

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    Is Cheating Necessary?

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    Under most circumstances cheating is not necessary‚ if you really feel like you shouldn’t be with that person you should talk to them in person about how you feel‚ but never go behind their back and start having relations with another person‚ it’s almost if you are lying to that person. There most likely be Cheating in a relationship is the equivalent to lip-syncing in a concert‚ someone is eventually going to notice and not be happy about it‚ and it’s not necessary. Being in a relationship with

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    Cheating in Sports

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    Week 3 The topic that I am researching is “Cheating in Sports”‚ from illegal drugs use‚ gambling‚ to federal indictments‚ NASCAR‚ all types and its impact economically and socially on society. Because millions and millions of dollars are won and lost in the world of sports‚ as well as the social impact it has with the public/society. So the questions that come to mind are‚ why do we care and identify with our teams so much? What is the appeal‚ what do we find so admirable about winning in a sporting

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    Cheating in Sports

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    Steroids vs. Blood Doping (Cheating in Sports) When it comes to cheating in sports‚ there aren’t actually a lot of ways to cheat. But the two most popular ways of cheating in modern day society is the use of steroids‚ and the process of blood doping. Although these two forms of cheating are both performance enhancers‚ they differ in multiple ways; ways such as the goals that the user wants to obtain by cheating‚ the function of each type‚ or the athletes’ reasoning for cheating. An IB Times Reporter

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    Cheating Is Wrong

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    Cheating is wrong. If you are buying papers from this site‚ you are a cheater. Why is it cheating? It is cheating because: * When you are given an assignment to write a paper for a class‚ you are being asked to write the paper. If the professor wanted to know what someone else thinks about the topic‚ she’d ask that other person‚ not you! * One purpose of assignments and exams in school is to honestly evaluate your knowledge and abilities. If you didn’t honestly demonstrate your knowledge

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    Utilitarianism Cheating

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    got while cheating‚ because cheating only benefits one person not everybody. Looking at this situation using an other ethical theory like relativism‚ where it is believed morals come from social norms. Society says that cheating is wrong‚ it is what most people have been taught from a young age‚ meaning that this goes against the social norm‚ which means that it is not a morally good act according to relativism. In this situation a relative thinker would say that that action of cheating is wrong

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    Monitoring cheating in classrooms has become much harder for teachers today. Most cell phones have standard features of video recording‚ voice recording‚ camera‚ text-messaging‚ email‚ calculator‚ games‚ and Internet access. A student using their cell phone as a calculator for a math test can easily use these other functions without the teacher noticing. In a classroom of 20 students or more it is easy for a student to use a device that is usually smaller than their hand to cheat. School officials

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