Is a man's dishonesty related to family education or to himself? What causes a person to be dishonest?

It has a lot to do with family influence, because the formation of one's values is greatly influenced by family, although it is not absolute. Therefore, when credit evaluation companies do credit evaluation, they consider a person's family factors. If a person's father is the person responsible for dishonesty, it will generally affect the credit evaluation of his children. Of course, the credit evaluation opinions are for reference only. In addition, it must be said that although the law does not implicate others, there are exceptions. For example, if there is no other evidence to support the acceptance of witness testimony in western courts, the jury will consider the witness's family background and even refuse to accept the witness's testimony because the witness's parents have broken their promises. Therefore, we see that lawyers in American movies often ask about the family situation of witnesses and show the behavior of their parents. For example, when the Immigration Bureau examines and approves immigration applications, visa officers will also consider the applicant's family situation when examining and approving visas, and take the applicant's parents' situation as an important reference. So we see that the application form requires parents' names to be filled in, and sometimes a notarial certificate of the relationship between parents and children is needed.

Of course, it can never be ruled out that a dishonest parent will have a very honest child.