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ERIC Number: EJ1232075
Record Type: Journal
Publication Date: 2019-Nov
Pages: 15
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ISSN: ISSN-0007-1013
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How Is the Ethical Dissonance Index Affected by Technology, Academic Dishonesty Type and Individual Differences?
Sidi, Yael; Blau, Ina; Eshet-Alkalai, Yoram
British Journal of Educational Technology, v50 n6 p3300-3314 Nov 2019
Academic dishonesty has been growing in both digital and analog settings. The present study aimed to generalize the ethical dissonance index (EDI), which was established in a sample of Israeli school students as the gap between the pervasiveness of academic dishonesty and its perceived legitimacy. Furthermore, the study examined how technology, dishonesty type and individual differences affect these factors. The study employed a scenario-based approach -- an indirect strategy for deducing academic dishonest behaviors. Participants were 1055 school students from various grade levels, geographic locations and religious/ethnic sectors. Results regarding the role of technology revealed that, overall, digital academic dishonesty was less pervasive and deemed more legitimate compared to analog dishonesty. However, this relationship varied as a function of dishonesty type. Findings confirmed that students experienced some level of ethical dissonance, generalizing the EDI. Notably, individual differences did not affect the relationship between media, dishonesty type and the EDI.
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Publication Type: Journal Articles; Reports - Research
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Language: English
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Identifiers - Location: Israel
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