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Reasons/Excuses for Dishonesty
Students offer many reasons and excuses for committing academic dishonesty. Hopefully, identifying some of them here will heighten awareness and lead to intervention, if necessary.
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Ignorance about rules
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Careless note-taking
- Stress;
desperation
- Competition
to get ahead
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Everybody’s doing it; few get caught
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Economizing and poor time management
- Fear
of failure
- Lack
of interest in the subject matter
- Technological
ease
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