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Religiosity is often considered to be a determinant of cheating behavior. In this study, moral identity was tested as a mediating factor on the effect of religiosity on cheating behavior. Data on religiosity, moral identity, and cheating behavior were collected from 197 students aged 18–25 years enrolled at Universitas Indonesia (45 men, 152 women). The mediation regression test revealed no significant effect of intrinsic religiosity, extrinsic religiosity, and religiosity as a quest on cheating behavior; moral identity does not mediate the effect of religiosity on cheating behavior. The conclusion is that religiosity has no direct or indirect effect, through moral identity, on cheating behavior.

Effect of Religiosity on Cheating Behavior in Universitas Indonesia Students With Moral Identity as a Mediating Factor