Jerry Harvey’s Definition of Cheating
In your own words, explain Jerry Harvey’s Definition of Cheating as it relates to leadership, including the main concepts he mentions. Based on this article, should you cheat in this class? Why? What moral lessons do you face when you choose to cheat or not to cheat? What is “cheating” anyways?
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