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Cheating in the Classroom: Invisible Barriers Also Promote Moral Behavior on Children

Medicine & Technology Jul 28, 2020

Cardboard barriers are common during exams to avoid cheating. A new study suggests that see-through and pretend barriers can also do the trick, encouraging moral behavior on children.

cardboard barriers

Cheating in the Classroom: Invisible Barriers Also Promote Moral Behavior on Children

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