Flashcard on Academic Integrity and Ethics(20)American diploma

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Academic Integrity

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Upholding honesty, ethics, and fairness in academic pursuits

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What distinguishes empirical evidence from theoretical evidence?

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Empirical evidence is based on observation and experience, while theoretical evidence is based on logic and reasoning.

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In the context of academic ethics, which principle is most critical when conducting research?

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Adherence to moral principles and honesty

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When evaluating a research study, what is the most important factor to consider?

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The methodology used and the evidence presented

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What does the term "fallacy" refer to in academic discourse?

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A mistaken belief or deceptive argument that appears logical

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Which scenario best illustrates the concept of plagiarism? Options: Citing a source incorrectly, Paraphrasing a text without acknowledgment, Summarizing a research study with proper attribution, Using a common knowledge fact in a paper.

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Paraphrasing a text without acknowledgment

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What is the primary purpose of a hypothesis in research?

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To propose an explanation that can be tested

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How does peer review contribute to the quality of academic research?

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It allows for the evaluation of work by experts, ensuring accuracy and credibility.

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What best describes "qualitative" research?

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Research that emphasizes understanding the qualities or characteristics of a phenomenon

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What role does "methodology" play in research?

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It outlines the systematic approach and methods used in the study.