Basic summary
* Most people cheat a little and more often compared to cheating a lot and less often.
* When reminded of morality, people cheat less.
* The greater the distance from cheating to reward the more likely people are to cheat.
* Most people cheat a little and more often compared to cheating a lot and less often.
* When reminded of morality, people cheat less.
* The greater the distance from cheating to reward the more likely people are to cheat.
It seems obvious, but more often when not the wrong assumptions are not tested.
* When reminded of their own (self-image) morality, people cheat less
* Magnitude of cheating is independent from a risk to be caught (people are predictably irrational)
* When a member of a group demonstrates cheating behaviour, members cheat more. When non-member of a group demonstrates cheating, people cheat less
From the above it follows that players on the stock market are doomed (or blessed) to cheat.