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Sources for Cheating: New Alarm About an Old Problem

¹The Center for Academic Integrity, 2006. CAI Research, last referenced 6/12/2006.

²Josephson Institute of Ethics, 2005. 2004 Report Card: The Ethics of American Youth, Press Release and Data Summary, last referenced 6/12/2006.

³Christian Science Monitor, 5/8/2006. A Better Way To Prevent Student Cheating, last referenced 6/12/2006.

⁴Josephson Institute of Ethics, 2005. 2004 Report Card: The Ethics of American Youth, Press Release and Data Summary, last referenced 6/12/2006.

⁵Stanford University School of Education, 5/23/2004. SUSE Conference Highlights School Stress, last referenced 6/12/2006.

⁶Issues in Ethics, 2002. The Challenge Problem, last referenced 6/12/2006.

⁷The Center for Academic Integrity, 2006. CAI Research, last referenced 6/12/2006.

⁸Issues in Ethics, 2002. The Challenge Problem, last referenced 6/12/2006.

⁹Christian Science Monitor, 5/8/2006. A Better Way To Prevent Student Cheating, Christian Science Monitor, last referenced 6/12/2006.

¹⁰Josephson Institute of Ethics, 2005. 2004 Report Card: The Ethics of American Youth, Press Release and Data Summary, last referenced 6/14/2006.

Created on 9/6/06