Predicting contract cheating intentions: Dark personality traits, attitudes, norms, and anticipated guilt and shame
Abstract
Contract cheating is a critical emerging threat to academic integrity in higher education. Although some situational predictors of student engagement in contract cheating are known, little is known about the psychological predictors of contract cheating. Intentions are a key predictor of future behavior. Thus, in this study, students' (N = 459) intentions to engage in contract cheating were examined in an extended Theory of Reasoned Action (TPR)...
Paper Details
Title
Predicting contract cheating intentions: Dark personality traits, attitudes, norms, and anticipated guilt and shame
Published Date
Feb 1, 2022
Volume
185
Pages
111277 - 111277
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