Definitions
_____ can include working too closely with another student (producing too similar work), receiving excessive "editing", using a past assignment, and using Google translate instead of personal work.
What is an unauthorized aid?
The information about academic integrity is in your _____.
What is the course syllabus?
The reference/citation style used in the humanities.
What is MLA?
The first thing a professor should do if they suspect a student has cheated or plagiarized.
What is talk with the student?
A(n) ______ is given to students when they violate the Student Cheating & Plagiarism Policy.
What is a sanction?
Using GenAI on an assignment when not given permission.
What is cheating?
These writing strategies can help prevent plagiarism.
What are summarizing and paraphrasing?
The reference/citation style used in the social sciences.
What is APA?
A tool that professors can use to check students' papers for plagiarism.
What is Turnitin?
Paying someone else to write your paper.
What is contract cheating?
Where can you go to learn about academic integrity?
What is University Libraries?
In APA, a text passage that is longer than 40 words.
What is a block quote?
Refusing to accept the students work, giving a student an zero for the assignment, or giving a student an F for the class.
What are academic sanctions?
Using unauthorized help on an exam.
What is cheating?
____ is submitting the same work twice (without obtaining permission from instructors).
What is double-dipping?
The name of the Kent state policy that deals with academic integrity.
The first piece of information needed to write a reference.
The office that oversees the Student Cheating & Plagiarism Policy.
What is the Office of Student Conduct?
_____ is making false/misleading references by copying or paraphrasing material from one source but citing another source.
What is the falsification of sources?
Who takes the responsibility if your group member plagiarizes for an assignment?
Who is everyone?
The reason academic integrity is essential.
What is to take responsibility for your learning/education?
The pieces of information needed to write an in-text citation using APA.
What are author's last name, year, and page number?
The remediation processed offered by Univesity Libraries for students who have violated the Student Cheating & Plagiarism Policy.
What is plagiarism school?