Maybe South Korea is more likely?

> We did well with this skills as we apply it in corporate world plagiarising collegues works and even competitor a product. We even glorified how Samsung did it in early days of smartphone war era.

Seems more like ragebait to me tbh.

It's a questionable study. Giving the same amount of money to a person from the UK and China makes no sense given the difference in income between these countries.

Also, this conflates factors other than cheating, such as the respect respondents have for the people administering the test, the degree to which respondents treat this whole thing seriously, etc.

The fact that the study says what we'd expect, doesn't imply it's a good study.

FWIW, the 70% number of Chinese cheating students matches almost exactly with my own experience as a teaching assistant. I believe that most TAs with a sufficiently large class have made similar experiences. In general, cheating is much more rampant and organized than most people would expect. Most institutions just do not care because catching and punishing cheaters is a lot of work with little short term benefit.

anonymous internet poster claims to be a cheater and glorifies samsung -> he's definitely chinese

british guy publishes study which finds british people are the most honest -> definitely true, british people never lie, even though psychology is the most outrageously and rampantly un-reproduceable field of study

> They believe that either all other cultures hold the same views as they do about cheating, or that those countries and individuals are naive and stupid for not cheating.

How is this not an endorsement of this point? Provide a source to refute this that points to a culture of honesty among Chinese.

i conclude that you're definitely british.

As a student from Europe.. I find it pretty shocking. However, I even overheard some classmates who were also trying to cheat recently. My first reaction to reading the comment was thinking if ethics are not at all taken into consideration. However, if the poster is from China it makes some sense to me. The educational system in parts of china is extremely competitive starting at a young age even.