Q&A Once a Person Cheats, Are They More Likely to Cheat Again?

Submitted by Rick_Reynolds Wed, 06/21/2017 - 16:43

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When a person cheats once, are they more likely to cheat again? It seems like once you open a door that is difficult to open, it may be easier the next time - not to mention learning new techniques to hide the affair. Thanks, Rick.

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