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Curbing Iran's academic misconduct

Science, 2016
Iran and China are among the countries with the fastest growth rate of scientific publications in the world ([ 1 ][1]). Unfortunately, these countries are also home to more frequent publication misconduct ([ 2 ][2]).
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Perioperative Mischief: The Price of Academic Misconduct

The American Journal of Medicine, 2012
Recent allegations of fraud committed by one of the most prolific researchers in perioperative medicine, Don Poldermans, have left many clinicians in a state of disbelief. With over 500 peer-reviewed publications, Poldermans heavily influenced the clinical practice of perioperative beta-blockers and statins in noncardiac surgery, shaping guidelines and
Vineet, Chopra, Kim A, Eagle
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The impact of “Five No’s for Publication” on academic misconduct

Accountability in Research, 2023
China initiated the "Five No's for Publication" in December 2015 as a response to rising incidents of retraction. Use the number of retracted publications and their original publication time as proxies to investigate the effect of the Five No's policy on academic misconduct.
Hang, Wang, Jian, Guan
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Academic Misconduct and Plagiarism

2020
This book discusses the issue of academic misconduct and publication ethics in general and plagiarism in particular, with a focus on case studies in various universities around the world (notably in Japan, Singapore, Australia, USA, and Canada).
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Academic misconduct in teaching portfolios

International Journal for Academic Development, 2015
Within academia, clear and standardised communication is vital. From this point of departure, we discuss the trustworthiness of teaching portfolios when used in assessment. Here, misconduct and fraud are discussed in terms of fabrication, falsification, and plagiarism, following the literature on research fraud.
Martin G. Erikson, Peter Erlandson, Malgorzata Erikson   +2 more
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Preventing Academic Misconduct

2019
Cheating in academics has been on the increase and it reflects a lack of integrity on the part of students. If no efforts are made to prevent academic misconduct/dishonesty, it will contribute to the image and standing of higher education institutions (HEIs).
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Plagiarism and Academic Misconduct

2014
If one wants plagiarism and academic misconduct to be addressed fairly and consistently, there must be good definitions available that are more or less universally agreed upon. This is where the trouble begins, as there are numerous definitions in English that focus on different aspects of the problem.
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Academic Misconduct in the Early 21st Century

Computer, 2011
Knowledge of the use of software applications that perform line-by-line comparisons of programs is not enough to squelch the tide of academic misconduct cases.
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Academic Misconduct and the Internet

2017
This chapter provides a general background on the problem of plagiarism, how the Internet has been implicated as a negative influence on Academic Integrity (AI), empirical study data on the influences of the Internet on plagiarism, reasons why students may conduct plagiarism, and best practices in the use of plagiarism detection.
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An active introduction to academic misconduct and the measured demographics of misconduct

Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education, 2006
An activity designed to actively introduce first year students to issues related to academic misconduct is described. The activity involves computing students writing a short essay on a topic related to the history of computing. The essays are subsequently automatically checked for non‐originality and the outcomes made available to the students.
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