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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #33978 Cheating
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 Although  not  written  about  extensively,  a  few  individuals  have  considered  the  concept  and  act  of  cheating  in  history  as  well  as    culture.  J.  Barton  Bowyer  writes  that  cheating  is  the  advantageous    of  perceived  reality.  The  advantage  falls  to  the  cheater  because  the  cheated  person  misperceives  what  is  assumed  to  be  the  real  world'.  The  cheater  is  taking  advantage  of  a  person,  a  situation,  or  both.  Cheating  also    the  'reality'  or  what  others  call  'deception'.  Deception  can  involve  hiding  the  'true'  reality  or  'showing'  reality  in  a  way  intended  to  deceive  others.

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