In 2021, around ** percent of respondents in the United States admitted to have cheated on any partner, current or previous. This is an increase compared to last year, when ** percent admitted to the same.

In 2021, around 10 percent of respondents in the United States admitted to have cheated on their current partner. This is roughly the same as in the previous year, when 10 percent admitted to the same.

This statistic shows the results of a survey among adult Americans in 2016 on how often they feel the need to lie or cheat. During the survey, 13 percent of respondents stated they occasionally have to lie or to cheat.

This statistic shows the results of a survey in the United States in 2012 among singles on infidelity in relationships. 7.7 percent of respondents said they have been unfaithful themselves to a partner before.

According to a 2023 survey, over half of teachers say that they believe using essay generators powered by artificial intelligence (AI) to complete written assignments is a prevalent AI-related cheating method at their educational institution in the United States. A further ** percent cited utilizing chatbots or voice assistants for assistance during exams as a prevalent AI cheating method at their educational institution.

According to a survey carried out in June 2020, the main reason given by Colombian women when asked why they were unfaithful was the need to feel desired and valued. That month, nearly eight out of ten women surveyed in the South American country said that they were motivated to look for an affair for that reason. Reconnecting with their feminine nature and proving their seduction abilities was the second most strong motivation to have a parallel relationship, with 76 percent of Colombian female respondents.