You have been wrongfully accused of cheating on an exam. If you admit to cheating, you will serve a lunch detention, have the chance to take the test again, and have the incident recorded in your permanent school record. If you maintain your innocence, you will receive a zero on the exam and an after-school detention. You will not, however, be labeled a cheater on your school records. What are the pros and cons of each choice? Would you rather be labeled a cheater and receive a lesser punishment, or defend your innocence and receive a larger punishment?