Recent studies have revealed that a significant number of people around the world have been involved in cheating at one point in their lives.

The survey, conducted by an international research team, asked people to share their experiences of cheating, in relation to the question 'Have you ever cheated?'.

The survey revealed that of the 1,494 people polled, 49.4% had cheated at least once. This figure varied across different global regions, with the highest percentage of cheaters coming from the Americas (50.4%). Europe was the second highest, with 51.8% of polled individuals admitting to cheating, followed by Africa (43.7%), Asia (48.3%) and Oceania (56.2%).

The research team concluded that cheating appears to be widespread and accepted in many cultures, suggesting it may be part of the human experience. This raises important questions as to why people choose to cheat and whether more needs to be done to address the issue.

Further research is needed to gain a deeper understanding of cheating behaviour and to determine the best way to help people make better choices in the future.