Cheaters and the pressure to cheat in schools
A 1973 study reported 38 of 47 students cheated on a test, sparking questions about why teens cheat and how to curb it. Interviews with teachers and students reveal fear of failure, parental and peer pressure, and the role of honesty in learning.
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the Clearing House
Sidney High School
Sidney
Mary Moor
Sidney High
Christine Ennis
SHS
Charles Martin
Ethel Massie
Paul Sheaman
Modern Problems
Miss Ennis
Sheaman
Terry Meisenbach
James D. Pendleton
U.S. News and World Report
Lehigh University
Bethelehem
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Florida
Air Force Academy
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
New London Conn
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wisconsin
West Point
Rosalind Cowie
College of Arts and Sciences
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C
Boston University
John Silker
F.C. Ellenburg
Newsweek Magazine
Teenage smoking attitudes and effects on teens
A student survey discusses teen smoking and symptoms such as coughs and shortness of breath. Data show 17 percent experience coughing and phlegm with 1 to 10 daily cigarettes, while rates double with 11 to 20 and again above 20. Social pressure and parental smoking influence uptake, while civil rights and public smoking bans emerge as disputed issues.
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American Lung Association
Hi-Life