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The focus on why students cheat is especially relevant in the Pakistani education context, where exam pressure and fear of failure can strongly influence academic choices. It would be interesting to see whether the article also distinguishes between deliberate dishonesty and cheating driven by weak preparation or systemic pressure.
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