Of all English-speaking countries, Australia is the top three dishonest countries.
Australia is among the top three dishonest countries in all English-speaking countries, according to a new survey, the Daily Mail reported.
It is reported that more than 40, 000 15-year-olds from eight countries participated in a joint survey of the Catholic University of Australia (Australian Catholic University) and the University of London School of Education (UCL Institute of Education). A total of 16 math questions were given on the basis of the International Assessment Program for Student competence (PISA), and students were asked to show their range of knowledge in terms of "never heard of" to "very well understood".
Parker (Philip Parker), a professor at the Catholic University of Australia, said the concept of three math problems was false.
The results showed that male students were more likely to "know" the knowledge of mathematics when faced with non-existent mathematics knowledge.
Canadians are the most dishonest, followed by Americans and Australians.
Parker also pointed out that Australian teenagers had high scores on lying tests, but unlike teenagers in the United States and Canada, Australian men and women were significantly different from those in the United States and Canada.
Professor Jeremy (John Jerrim) of the University of London School of Education said it was the first survey of habitual lying, so more research was needed, but it was an important first step towards understanding what seemed to be widespread dishonesty.