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In what way can "cheating" be viewed as something other than a moral deficiency?

Click on the response below (or it's letter) which best reflects the preparatory reading for this seminar:

Cheating can be explained as a kind of magical invocation to protect the universe a student understands.
Cheating cannot be a moral deficiency if "everyone is doing it."
Cheating does not represent moral deficiency if you have a good moral reason for doing it.
Cheating does not matter if you are intrinsically motivated to learn.
All of the above.

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