If a University Begins a Policy of Permanently Expelling Any

question 157

Multiple Choice

If a university begins a policy of permanently expelling any student caught cheating in any way, you would expect that:

• A)no students would cheat.
• B)fewer students would cheat.
• C)there would be no difference in the amount of cheating.
• D)minor cases of cheating would become a larger fraction of all cases of cheating attempted.
• E)both fewer students would cheat and minor cases of cheating would become a larger fraction of all cases of cheating attempted.

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