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Promoting Honesty in Childhood: A Systematic Review and Network Meta-Analysis of Strategies to Reduce Cheating and Lying
Honesty plays a vital role in children’s moral development, social trust, and cooperation, making it important to identify effective ways to promote honest behavior. Although numerous strategies have been tested, findings have varied considerably across studies. It therefore remains unclear which st
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