How Likely Are Bankers Going to Cheat and Lie?

The video discusses a study on bankers' honesty, where two groups were asked different questions before a coin flip task. The group asked about their careers reported statistically improbable success rates, suggesting potential dishonesty. The discussion explores whether the banking industry attracts or fosters unethical behavior, considering the influence of professional settings on personal integrity.

What were the two groups of workers recruited for the study?

What was the main task given to the bankers in the study?

What were the cheating results of the bankers who answered personal life questions compared to those who answered career-related questions?

What theory does one of the speakers propose about the nature of people in the banking industry?

How does the context of a question affect the trustworthiness of bankers according to the discussion?