Getting cheated on is one of the most devastating and damaging things that can happen in a person’s life. Review by Matt Church. You know that saying “Cheaters never prosper.” It’s a lie. For many, she says, the pressure to do well academically and compete for good colleges has made cheating a way to survive high school. Cheating is bad. However, if you are cheating, soberly, with an emotional tie to an individual who you do … Cheating for fun, alcohol-induced reasons, attention, a good night out, or for any reason that is not emotional is unacceptable. Cheating is an insult to those who are teaching you. The Atros, the Patriots, many individuals. Most of the time, we think of cheating as despicable. Cheating doesn't end in high school. A few weeks ago, an article about cheating came that really caught my interest. Review by Matt Church. Cheating is what lazy people do. Baltimore, MD: The Johns Hopkins University Press. Knowledge is power and when someone shares knowledge with you it is a gift. The impulse to cheat however could be a valuble insight. Cheating in College: Why Students Do It and What Educators Can Do about It. 240 pp. $39.95, (Hardback), ISBN # 978-1-421-40716-6 Cheating often becomes a shortcut. Cheating also appears to be almost contagious among young people—and may even serve as a kind of social adhesive, at least in environments where it is widely accepted. (2012) Book by Donald McCabe, Kenneth Butterfield, & Linda Trevino. Cheating is a Good Thing (Sometimes) Troels Graugaard—Getty Images/Vetta. Why Cheating Is Okay It's a concept so appealing, it seems downright dangerous. If you are feeling that you need to cheat, you need to evaluate yourself and figure out why. Cheaters win all the time even after they were caught. The general answer for most is, “no”, it is never okay. I believe in that, and I know you do as well. By Jeffrey Kluger March 10, 2014 11:26 AM EDT W ant to compose a … The question as to whether cheating is ever justified is both an ethical and moral one. It's the easy way out. But the theory of cheat days and reward meals—where you break from watching what you eat to indulge in delicious but decidedly less wholesome dishes—is one of the easiest and certainly the most fun ways to lose weight and stay in shape. Survey comments: "I actually think cheating is good. Calling someone a cheater is rarely a compliment, and being cheated is never a good … It turns into a bad habit that can …