Scandal
Psychological Model Effects
Influences on Ethical Behavior
Cheating Prevention
Issue Contingent Model
100

The name of the scandal where parents were "cheating" their kids into colleges and universities.

What is Varsity Blues?

100

The psychological reaction that occurs when one enjoys or gets excited from cheating or getting away with lying.

What is cheater's high? 

100

The opinion one has that overestimate's their skills or expertise. 

What is overconfidence bias?

100

Name of person who reports wrongdoings with sufficient evidence and belief.

What is a whistleblower?

100

The factor that relates to the size of punishment one would face from cheating and directly effects one's decision to cheat.

What is the magnitude of consequence? 

200
The Big Four Firm that was caught having employees cheat on the CPA exam. 

What is Ernst & Young (EY)? 

200

The effect that most likely played a part into parents justifying cheating their kids into college within the Varsity Blue's case and denying any feelings of guilt from cheating. 


What is the rationalization effect?

200

Founder who suffered from overconfidence bias by attempting to treat his illness with complementary therapies rather than recommended surgery. 

Who is Steve Jobs?

200

Action inherent in human behavior and will never fully be eliminated. 

What is cheating?

200

(True of False) Temporal immediacy relates to the idea that people will disregard consequence if it is to be faced right after they commit unethical behavior. 

What is false?
300

The amount EY was fined as a penalty by the SEC for their employees getting caught cheating and for EY also not reporting the cheating. 

What is 100 million dollars?

300

(True or False) With the loss aversion effect people prefer to gain something from cheating over cheating to prevent losing something of equal value. 

What is false?

300

Gender most likely to violate societal norms.

What is man?

300

Actions investigators may perform to screen prospective employees for firms. 

What are formal background checks, verifying transcripts, and evaluating content posted on social media?

300

Factor relating to how close one is to the people that would be affected by their moral decision. 

What is proximity?

400

A celebrity closely tied to the Varsity Blues case.

Who is Lori Loughlin?

400

The effect that is oftentimes used before students are to take a proctored exam. 

What is the denial of standards effect?

400

Gender in which risk aversion is higher. 

What is woman?

400

Inspection that can be done spontaneously to ensure firms are behaving ethically. 

What is a random audit?

400

Community agreement of right or wrong that can change dependent on the type of people within the community.

What is social consensus?

500

The year in which the Varsity Blues Operation was conducted.

What is 2019?

500

Effect that explains how "cheating fever" can spread like wildfire. 

What is the copycat effect? 

500

The frequency of deceptive behavior is correlated to the size of a specie's outer brain layer (the neocortex). Name the primate with the biggest neocortex.

What are humans?

500

Software often used in classrooms to prevent students from cheating online. 

What is lockdown browser?

500

Many people will justify that hurting a number of people with less impact is better than hurting one person with significant impact. The factor in which this proves to be true. 

What is the concentration of effect?

M
e
n
u