Published Online: November 2, 2004
Published in Print: November 3, 2004, as Youth Ethics
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"The Ethics of American Youth" survey is available online from CHARACTER COUNTS!.
More than 60 percent of the high school students who responded to a recent national survey said they had cheated on classroom exams, and more than 25 percent admitted that they had stolen something from a store within the past year.
The survey results released by the Josephson Institute of Ethics, a Los Angeles-based character education organization also found that, of the 24,763 high school students polled, 62 percent said they had lied to a teacher.
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