Schab in 1991 reported that cheating trends had significantly increased in surveys over 3 decades. I can't remember where I read the idea that lack of ownershi

Schab in 1991 reported that cheating trends had significantly increased in surveys over 3 decades. I can't remember where I read the idea that lack of ownership may be fueling the rise of cheating, and my google-fu is weak tonight. I like to remind the young ones here, however, that in the old days it was hard to cheat because you had to find a library or a smart friend that would help you. If you were really unlucky, you asked your Dad, who would inevitably give you the wrong answer. It was easier to simply do the work.