Academic Honesty

Which of the following is NOT important to academic integrity?

• Completing academic assignments in an honest and accurate manner.

• Properly acknowledging and citing sources of information.

• Assuming school and departmental policies are all exactly alike.

• Responsibly incorporating accurate and truthful research information or data.

Which of the following does NOT constitute an instance of plagiarism?

• Misattributing a research source from an article you neglect to acknowledge.

• Directly quoting from a text without using quotation marks.

• Using someone else’s words or ideas without proper citation.

• Carefully documenting sources of information using APA, MLA or Chicago/Turabian Style Manuals.

Which of the following best summarizes why careful citations matter?

• Citation is important only if an instructor will grade grammar rigorously.

• Citation is important for documenting primary and secondary sources of information to verify accuracy, credibility, and expert consensus.

• Careful citation using a style manual is all you need for academic integrity.

• Following a citation style manual will focus a research topic.

Which of the following parties is ultimately responsible for academic integrity?

• The Student

• Assignment guidelines

• The teacher

• Institutional policies

Which of the following is NOT a risky practice of questionable Academic Integrity?

• Self-Plagiarism of prior work for separate course credit without express authorization.

• Patch-writing Plagiarism of “copy-paste” content without responsible citation.

• Team Plagiarism of shared assignment labor for individual credit.

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