Academic Integrity

Academic integrity is

• the commitment to and demonstration of dishonest and immoral behavior in an academic setting

• the commitment to and demonstration of partially completed school work

• the commitment to and demonstration of honest and moral behavior in an academic setting

• the overall strength and safety of the school building.

1.       _______________________ is when an individual takes someone else's ideas or work and tries to pass them off as their own.

• Collaboration

• Creativity

• Plagiarism

•  Cooperation

     Why is it important to avoid plagiarism in your writing?

• To avoid plagiarism consequences reflected in an Honor Code or Academic Integrity Policy

• To create and contribute meaning to a topic

• To demonstrate integrity in your writing

  , which could impact your future career and reputation

• All of these.

      Information on the Internet is common knowledge and therefore doesn't have to be cited, right?

• Yes

• No

   All websites are regulated and monitored for accurate information.

 

• True

• False

       Honor codes are used to:

 

 

• Deter academic dishonesty

• Define what constitutes honorable behavior in that community

• Establish mutual trust among faculty and students

• All of the above

You borrow an essay written by another student and then submit it as your own work. Is this plagiarism?

•  Yes, because it's not my own work.

   

   

• No, because the other student gave me permission.

When an individual pays someone else money to complete their work for them, that is called ____________________.

 

 

• duplication of work

• stealing

• contract cheating

   

   

• Team work and collaboration

Which of the following does not need to be cited?

 

 

• Paraphrased information

• Direct quotes

• Common knowledge

• Secondary sources

Using _______________ within an in-text citation can be incorporated into your writing to present a specific idea from another author.

• direct quotes

• references

• a paraphrased text

• a summarized text