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Creative thinkers are more likely to cheat, as they can come up with elaborate explanations to justify their actions. The psychologists tested a range of students and found that those with vivid (36) cheated in order to get a bigger (37) prize. The students then used their creative thinking skills to come up with different reasons for their actions. Great creativity helps individuals solve difficult tasks across many fields. But creative (38) may lead individuals to take unethical routes when searching for (39) to problems and tasks. Scientists asked 97 students to complete a series of recognized (40) tests. Participants looked at (41) with dots on two sides of a diagonal line (对角线) and were then asked to (42) out which side had more dots. The more creative people chose the more (43) right side even though there was no reason for them to believe it had more dots. The researchers claim that this is proof that creative individuals construct imaginative justifications in their mind while cheating for money. (44) , a system was in place to catch those who had. Once again it was the creative types who had taken shortcuts by copying the correct answers. The results indicate that, in fact, (45) when they face ethical dilemmas. The study did not identify a link between intelligence and dishonesty. (46) . Creative thinkers are more likely to cheat, as they can come up with elaborate explanations to justify their actions. The psychologists tested a range of students and found that those with vivid (36) cheated in order to get a bigger (37) prize. The students then used their creative thinking skills to come up with different reasons for their actions. Great creativity helps individuals solve difficult tasks across many fields. But creative (38) may lead individuals to take unethical routes when searching for (39) to problems and tasks. Scientists asked 97 students to complete a series of recognized (40) tests. Participants looked at (41) with dots on two sides of a diagonal line (对角线) and were then asked to (42) out which side had more dots. The more creative people chose the more (43) right side even though there was no reason for them to believe it had more dots. The researchers claim that this is proof that creative individuals construct imaginative justifications in their mind while cheating for money. (44) , a system was in place to catch those who had. Once again it was the creative types who had taken shortcuts by copying the correct answers. The results indicate that, in fact, (45) when they face ethical dilemmas. The study did not identify a link between intelligence and dishonesty. (46) .