JOURNAL ARTICLE

Faculty and Student Perceptions of Cheating

Jack R. Frymier

Year: 1960 Journal:   The Journal of Educational Research Vol: 54 (3)Pages: 118-120   Publisher: Taylor & Francis

Abstract

(1960). Faculty and Student Perceptions of Cheating. The Journal of Educational Research: Vol. 54, No. 3, pp. 118-120.

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Cheating Perception Psychology Mathematics education Pedagogy Medical education Social psychology Medicine

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Academic integrity and plagiarism
Social Sciences →  Social Sciences →  Safety Research

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