Predictors of academic integrity in undergraduate and graduate-entry masters occupational therapy students
Background: Academic integrity is viewed as honest and responsible scholarship and the moral code of academia. Reported incidences of academic dishonesty among health professional students are widespread and may be an indicator of future unprofessional behaviour in the workplace. Aim: This study inv...
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Main Authors: | Ted Brown (Author), Stephen Isbel (Author), Alexandra Logan (Author), Jamie Etherington (Author) |
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2020-12-01T00:00:00Z.
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