Module 1: Academic Integrity4 of 44 of 4 Items01:02QuestionIdentify which of the following are examples of academic misconduct? Select all that applyResponsesa Cheating on an examCheating on an examb Making up data from an assessmentMaking up data from an assessmentc Not accurately referencingNot accurately referencingd Using in-text citations

Access and read the University of Adelaide's Academic Integrity Policy (note: it is hyperlinked in the Academic Integrity Module and can be found on the University Policies and Procedures website). Which of the following is NOT given as an example of 'Academic Misconduct'?Group of answer choicesInclusion of citations to non-existent or incorrect sources.Directly copying any material from electronic or print resources without acknowledging the source.Forming a weekly study group to discuss ideas and help each other understand issues in the course.Submitting work which is the same as, or substantially similar to, another student's work for the same assessment task.Next

While completing an assessment, a student notes they are required to use 6 references. They have only used 3, so they use a generative AI tool to generate three more references they can include in their reference list before submitting their assessment. What kind of academic misconduct is this?Question 3Answera.Contract Cheatingb.Fabrication and misrepresentationc.Collusion and Facilitationd.Fraud

Module 2: Academic Misconduct9 of 109 of 10 Items04:37QuestionYou can’t remember where the quote you want to use has come from, so you write it in your own words and put it in your essay.Is this academic misconduct?Responsesa YesYesb No

Identify which of the following is an example of academic integrity that RMIT expects of its students, staff and others associated with the University.​  (select one)​ Group of answer choicesBeing honest, fair, and respectful in all your scholarly activitiesSharing your assignments with only your classmates​Only buying essays from reliable sources

Which element or elements are required for a finding of research misconduct?A. The misconduct must have resulted in harm to human research subjects.B. Research misconduct must be committed "intentionally, or knowingly, or recklessly.C. An allegation of research misconduct must be proven by "a preponderance of the evidence" (that is, by most of the evidence).D. Significant departure from accepted practices of the relevant research community.E. B, C, and D.