Bored: I'd say this is the most common reason that people cheat.It's tough to keep that edge throughout a relationship. Things start off grand and then level off and then you both realize that it's still real life. When you meet someone else, that inaugural excitement of a new relationship kicks back in.
Dependence: At first glance, cheating seems like independent behavior. It could be interpreted as doing what you want, when you want. But I would argue that cheating is a dependent behavior. A cheater is dependent because they are not strong enough to break up with their significant other in order to get with the new person.
There are many reasons why organizations have the desire to spy on each other. It is difficult to statistically assess how often governments, industries, and individuals are victims of illegal and unwanted surveillance. Evidence of surveillance is often suppressed to avoid publicity or, in some cases, alerting the spy. Most organizations are unaware that criminal surveillance has had an affect on the success and mission of the organization. Here are just a few examples of reasons for Counter surveillance...
1. Catch a cheating spouse
2. Monitor inventory
3. Catch employees leaving work early
4. Document employees goofing off
5. Record important meetings with a pen cam.
6. Record your roommate eating your food or stealing your money with a Wall Clock Spy Camera.
7. Thwart shoplifters in your store
8. Use the functioning motion detector hidden Camera to record intruders in your home.
9. Keep an eye on your children while they're in the hands of a Babysitter with an Air Freshener Hidden Camera.
10. Use a mantel clock hidden camera to spy on your teenage daughter and her boyfriend while they're "watching a movie" in your living room.
