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Addressing Academic Dishonesty: The Implications for Business Schools, Professors, and Students

Year: 2006

Type: article

Abstract: There is growing concern that academic dishonesty is becoming a bigger problem due to changes in technology, making it easier for more students to cheat. Additionally, there is strong concern that while students, faculty, and administrators know academic dishonesty is occurring, they are doing little to stop it. For academic dishonesty to be addressed effectively, efforts are needed at multiple levels including the Business School, Marketing Department, individual Marketing professors, as well as by the students themselves. This paper provides a review of the literature in these areas.

Source: Journal for Advancement of Marketing Education

DOI: 10.63963/001c.150448

Authors: Jacqueline K. Eastman, Rajesh Iyer, Kevin L. Eastman

Institutions: Valdosta State University, Florida State University

Language: English

Topic: Academic integrity and plagiarism

Subfield: Safety Research

Field: Social Sciences

Domain: Social Sciences

SDG: Quality education

Open Access status: hybrid

OpenAlex ID: W2185394541