What will happen if I do ANYTHING that APPEARS to be an academic integrity violation during a Quiz/exam, including look at my phone, whisper to my friend, look at my friends laptop (pointless), look at my notes/papers/book/backpack?

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BlackTom AI · Accepted Answer

The question asks what will happen if one engages in or appears to engage in an academic integrity violation during a quiz or exam.
Option 1: 'I will immediately get lose ten points from my final score in this course.' This option asserts a concrete penalty, which is a plausible outcome depending on institutional policy. It frames the consequence as immediate and non-negotiable, reflecting common grading penalties students worry about. The phrasing aligns with a typical punitive response students might expect for violations like looking at a phone or notes during an assessment.
Option 2: 'Nothing, it is normal at WKU.' This statement incorrectly negates the seriousness of academic integrity violations. While policies vary by institution, most reputable universities treat breaches as violations with documented procedures; treating it as normal would be a misconception about enforcement and ethics.
Option 3: 'Nothing, I can explain that I didn't do anything wrong.' While students can present explanations or appeal decisions, the option downplays the potential consequences and ignores due process steps. It also assumes there is no actual policy or penalty until an investigation concludes, which may not reflect how exams are monitored and how infractions are handled.
Option 4: 'No problem, I want a chance to meet with the Dean and tell my story.' Meeting with the Dean or similar authorities is often part of an appeals or disciplinary process, but framing it as 'no problem' and as an immediate opportunity may oversimplify the process. Disciplinary procedures typically involve formal steps, timelines, evidence review, and possible penalties rather than an informal meeting being an immediate remedy.
Overall, the scenario describes a direct policy outcome in which an academic integrity violation during an exam leads to a stated penalty. The most accurate reflection among the options is that a consequence such as a points deduction can occur as part of the institution's enforcement of integrity rules. The other options misstate policy, downplay consequences, or assume informal remedies that may not align with formal disciplinary procedures.

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