In Boudreau V

question 10

Multiple Choice

In Boudreau v. Lin, a professor published a student's paper without giving the student credit. What did the Court find?

• A) Plagiarism is a form of academic dishonesty that should not be tolerated. The student's copyright was infringed, as were his moral rights.
• B) Plagiarism is a form of academic dishonesty, but there is no legal recourse in such cases.
• C) A professor automatically owns copyright in works created by a student for his or her class.
• D) While a student owns the copyright in works he or she has created, a professor has moral rights in such works.
• E) While a student owns the copyright in works he or she has created, a professor still retains control over publication of such works.

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Definitions:

Krafft-Ebing

Refers to Richard von Krafft-Ebing, a 19th-century Austrian psychiatrist known for his work on sexual psychopathology.

Skepticism

A philosophical approach that questions the validity or authenticity of something purported to be factual.

Sexual Response Cycle

The sequence of changes that occur in the body with increased sexual arousal, orgasm, and the return to the unaroused state, noted by William Masters and Virginia Johnson.