US teenagers cheating, lying and stealing more - survey

US teenagers are not only cheating, lying and stealing more, but they are less ashamed of it than ever, according to a new survey.

US teenagers are not only cheating, lying and stealing more, but they are less ashamed of it than ever, according to a new survey.

Of 12,000 secondary school students polled by the Josephson Institute of Ethics, 74% admitted cheating on an exam once in the past year.

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