#1
Which of the following is considered an unethical academic practice?
Submitting someone else's work as your own
ExplanationUsing another person's work without permission or attribution is unethical and violates academic integrity.
#2
What is the consequence of plagiarism in academic writing?
Loss of credibility and disciplinary actions
ExplanationPlagiarism undermines the trust in academic work and can lead to serious consequences such as failing grades or expulsion.
#3
What is the term for using unauthorized aids during an exam?
Academic dishonesty
ExplanationUsing unauthorized aids during an exam, such as cheat sheets or electronic devices, is considered academic dishonesty.
#4
What is the term for using someone else's words or ideas without proper acknowledgment?
Plagiarism
ExplanationPlagiarism is using someone else's words, ideas, or work without proper acknowledgment or citation.
#5
What is the term for using someone else's work as a foundation for your own without proper citation?
Plagiarism
ExplanationUsing someone else's work as the foundation for your own work without proper acknowledgment is considered plagiarism.
#6
What is the consequence of academic dishonesty?
Loss of academic integrity and reputation
ExplanationAcademic dishonesty undermines the integrity of academic institutions and can lead to a loss of reputation for individuals and institutions.
#7
What is self-plagiarism?
Plagiarizing one's own work
ExplanationSelf-plagiarism is when a person presents their own previously published work as new without proper citation.
#8
What is contract cheating in academics?
Paying someone to complete academic work
ExplanationContract cheating involves hiring someone else to complete academic work, which is deceptive and violates academic standards.
#9
What is the term for submitting an assignment to multiple courses without permission?
Double dipping
ExplanationDouble dipping is submitting the same assignment for credit in multiple courses without obtaining permission from the instructors.
#10
What is the consequence of falsifying data in research?
Damaged reputation and loss of trust
ExplanationFalsifying data undermines the integrity of research and can have serious consequences for the researcher's reputation and career.
#11
What is the term for the act of adding false information to a research paper?
Fabrication
ExplanationFabrication is the act of inventing or falsifying data, results, or information in a research paper.
#12
What is the consequence of collusion in an academic setting?
Undermining the fairness and integrity of assessment
ExplanationCollusion undermines the fairness and integrity of academic assessment by giving some students an unfair advantage.
#13
Which of the following is NOT an example of unethical academic behavior?
Properly citing sources
ExplanationProperly citing sources is an essential part of academic integrity and is not considered unethical.
#14
What does 'ghostwriting' refer to in academia?
Writing for someone else who claims authorship
ExplanationGhostwriting involves writing academic work for someone else who then submits it as their own, which is deceptive and unethical.
#15
Which of the following is NOT considered an unethical academic practice?
Peer reviewing manuscripts
ExplanationPeer reviewing manuscripts is a standard practice in academia to ensure the quality and integrity of research.
#16
What does 'salami slicing' refer to in academic publishing?
Dividing one substantial study into several smaller publications
ExplanationSalami slicing is the practice of dividing one significant study into multiple smaller publications to increase the number of publications.
#17
What is the term for falsifying one's academic credentials or achievements?
Credential fraud
ExplanationCredential fraud involves misrepresenting or falsifying one's academic credentials or achievements.