Men more likely to cheat on online assessments
12 September 2012
It seems men are more likely to cheat on internet selection tests than women, according to a new survey from psychologists Saville Consulting.
It seems men are more likely to cheat on internet selection tests than women, according to a new survey from psychologists Saville Consulting.
The survey found that 42% thought men were more likely to cheat than women, opposed to 9% who felt females were more likely to cheat than males.
