NASPA Journal · 2002 · 28 citations · 0 references
EducationHigher EducationAcademic AdvisingEthicsHigher Education LeadershipHigher Education EthicsHonesty DevelopmentStudent Behavior ManagementAcademic Cheating PressureAcademic CorruptionAcademic DishonestyAcademic HonestyCheating Behavior DetectionCheating DynamicsFaculty IntegrityFaculty Motivation
This research assesses whether faculty members and students consider specific behaviors cheating, and why or why not. This study differs from previous research in that it allows students and faculty to indicate conditions that may influence their opinions regarding the integrity of academic practices. It is imperative that faculty members, advisors, counselors, and staff involved in new student orientation address academic honesty issues with students.