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Title: An investigation into the effect of an institutional honor code policy on academic behavior (work in progress)
Authors: Carpenter, Donald D.
Harding, Trevor S.
Finelli, Cynthia J.
Keywords: academic integrity
cheating
honor codes
Issue Date: Oct-2005
Publisher: Proceedings of the 35th Frontiers in Education Conference, Indianapolis, IN
Abstract: Research indicates significant cheating at institutions of higher learning; however, evidence indicates that a well-designed and clearly-communicated campus honor code might have a mitigating effect. This is the impetus behind the implementation of an Academic Honor Code Policy at a private university beginning in the fall of 2004. This situation presented a unique opportunity to investigate the potential of an academic honor code to change the culture and behavior at a university. This investigation will involve conducting a longitudinal study on the academic habits of students as they progress through the curriculum and include students whose academic careers began under a different academic dishonesty policy. The presentation will describe the development and implementation of the honor code policy; details of the investigation including research questions being posed, survey development, and study protocols; and results from the first year of the study.
Other Identifiers: IEEE Catalog no. 05CH37667C
Appears in Collections:Research on Learning and Teaching North, Center for (CRLT North)
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