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Academic Integrity Tutorial: Test Your Prior Knowledge

Test Your Prior Knowledge

Complete the following poll to determine how much you know about academic skills and how the library can help you to develop those skills.

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Students who do their work with integrity have made an effort to learn specific university level academic skills.
Agree: 1609 votes (98.83%)
Disagree: 12 votes (0.74%)
Never heard of academic skills: 7 votes (0.43%)
Total Votes: 1628
Scholarly information and popular information are the same thing.
Agree: 105 votes (6.47%)
Disagree: 1503 votes (92.55%)
Don't Know: 16 votes (0.99%)
Total Votes: 1624
When writing a research essay, your voice is just one among many in the scholarly conversation about your research topic.
Agree: 1489 votes (92.43%)
Disagree: 103 votes (6.39%)
Don't Know: 19 votes (1.18%)
Total Votes: 1611
Citing the sources that you quote, paraphrase, or share ideas from demonstrates academic integrity and is the ethical way for you to participate.
Agree: 1575 votes (99.06%)
Disagree: 11 votes (0.69%)
Don' Know: 4 votes (0.25%)
Total Votes: 1590
Quoting, paraphrasing and citing are important parts of the research and writing process and it is important to master these skills.
Agree: 1573 votes (99.56%)
Disagree: 4 votes (0.25%)
Don't know: 3 votes (0.19%)
Total Votes: 1580
All students can benefit from accessing academic help on campus. This includes writing help, Math and Stats help, and Study Skills help.
Agree: 1566 votes (99.37%)
Disagree: 6 votes (0.38%)
Don't Know: 4 votes (0.25%)
Total Votes: 1576
Students who succeed at university have a growth mindset.
Agree: 1563 votes (97.5%)
Disagree: 27 votes (1.68%)
Never heard of a growth mindset: 13 votes (0.81%)
Total Votes: 1603

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