The (Honest) Truth about Dishonesty

Everyone cheats helping himself, but only a bit so they still feel honest.
Cheating doesn’t increase when risk sinks or reward rises.
We cheat up to the level of allows us to retain our self-image as reasonably honest individuals.
We tend to cheat more when we gain nonmonetary things. Removing steps from money => more cheating.
Small moral reminders maintain our ethical standard.
When signing let them create their own honor code so they think about it.
Favor creates conflict of interest. Helping someone make him to want to help you back
If you are depleted or stressed your brain is tired => You will take the gratification and cheat more
Fake cloth affects you negatively and you will cheat more
Be careful if someone wears counterfeits, because maybe he is dishonest somewhere else.
If we wear counterfeits we will think that others cheat more.
If you want to pretend to be stronger and better you have to give yourself a pep talk and believe that you are better.
We sometimes don’t know why we do what we do, but our left brain creates stories to justify it.
Creativity can let us cheat more, because we are more creative in searching justifications.
Group Work can increase dishonesty if the group members all profit, but if there are supervisors in the group cheating decreases.
The more you know someone the more you look for yourself.
Reminders in the moment of temptation, avoid conflict of interest, depletion makes you dishonest, social circle can change your thought of dishonesty