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| - | From appendix in Detert, Trevino, & Sweitzer (2008) JAP. | + | From appendix in [[http://web.ebscohost.com/ehost/pdfviewer/pdfviewer?sid=c6071f85-0d75-485d-bbd0-bb0a71017169%40sessionmgr12&vid=2&hid=9|Detert, Trevino, & Sweitzer (2008) JAP]]. |
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| Our intent in developing the Cheat–Lie–Steal scale was to collect data on multiple types of unethical behavior relevant to subjects this age. Thus, the 13 items composing the Cheat–Lie–Steal scale (shown below) represent a combination of items drawn from the extant literature (4 items were used or adapted from McCabe and Trevin˜o, 1993, and 3 from Daniel, Blount, and Ferrell, 1991) and items we developed for this study. | Our intent in developing the Cheat–Lie–Steal scale was to collect data on multiple types of unethical behavior relevant to subjects this age. Thus, the 13 items composing the Cheat–Lie–Steal scale (shown below) represent a combination of items drawn from the extant literature (4 items were used or adapted from McCabe and Trevin˜o, 1993, and 3 from Daniel, Blount, and Ferrell, 1991) and items we developed for this study. | ||