Cheating Academic Dishonesty and Honor Code
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It only takes a minute to sign up. I'm retired and this doesn't affect me personally but I'm curious. I don't remember cheating with an exam or an assignment even once, nor was I aware of others doing it.
Going by what I read here and elsewhere, cheating is now something of an industry. I can't help wondering how people who need to cheat get on when they reap the Cheatin of their dishonesty. Can they do the job that they are supposed to be qualified for? Do such people get jobs?
Are they easily filtered on interview? Are they easily detected once in post, and what happens to them eventually?
Is there any research on this, formal or informal and, if not, does anyone have any anecdotal evidence? If I qualified for the Olympics by cheating, as soon as I started performing at my age I would have to walk the m sprintit would be obvious to everyone that I was an impostor. Surely it's the same for academic cheats.
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Yes, people profit from cheating, perhaps for a long while. But the jobs they enter aren't as cut-and-dried as https://amazonia.fiocruz.br/scdp/essay/perception-checking-examples/the-wife-of-bath-s-tale.php you are an olympic athlete and it can take a long time for incompetence to be noticed.
And incompetence can arise from other things than cheating. I don't have evidence about studies but would probably question Djshonesty unless very well designed.
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What criteria would you use? Would correspondents honestly admit to it? Could you run a longitudinal Cofe and still be able to check back for prior behaviors. Some people who cheat actually wind up to be competent, also. They might have actually learned something, or taken jobs for which they knew "enough". Some people cheat once or twice out of panic, but are otherwise honorable.]
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