A study done by Queen's University examined the pattern of Google searches for academically dishonest activities like buying term papers or getting hints about how to cheat. Individuals in areas that had large income disparities in the population were more likely to show this behavior. Why is this so?
Study of the Day: Social Inequality May Foster Distrust, Cheating in School
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Social Inequality and Academic Dishonesty
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academic dishonesty,
academic integrity,
cheating,
income,
SES,
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