America Has a Cheating Crisis (Why Leaders Should Worry About It)

Commander's Commentary - Integrity First > 173rd Fighter Wing ...781 Ã-- 447 - 40k - jpg(Image by 173fw.ang.af.mil)   Details   DMCA 173rd Fighter Wing ...781 Ã-- 447 - 40k - jpg" title="Commander's Commentary - Integrity First > 173rd Fighter Wing ...781 Ã-- 447 - 40k - jpg">A great article: "Our primary biological drive includes hunger, thirst, and sex. The other long-recognized drive is our response to rewards and punishments in our environment.  Cheating is a byproduct of high-performance cultures. Pressure to achieve (to win)  is the number one reason people cheat.Those who win are respected regardless if they broke the rules; cheating is perceived as an acceptable means to achieve a higher goal, but the reward encourages us to  focus on the short-term win rather than  the long-term effect — incentives narrow our vision\. The most critical drive is “Intrinsic Motivation: ”behavior that is driven by internal rewards — it arises from within because it is naturally satisfying to you. ">

 

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A great article: "Our primary biological drive includes hunger, thirst, and sex. The other long-recognized drive is our response to rewards and punishments in our environment.  Cheating is a byproduct of high-performance cultures. Pressure to achieve (to win)  is the number one reason people cheat.Those who win are respected regardless if they broke the rules; cheating is perceived as an acceptable means to achieve a higher goal, but the reward encourages us to  focus on the short-term win rather than  the long-term effect — incentives narrow our vision\. The most critical drive is “Intrinsic Motivation: ”behavior that is driven by internal rewards — it arises from within because it is naturally satisfying to you.