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    People have many different opinions about dishonesty and its effect on society. Some believe that it is the cause for most problems and it is detrimental. Personally, I do not consider dishonesty to be destroying American culture and society. The lines are blurred when it comes to lying and morality. In today’s world it sometimes seems that lying is the only option and that honesty would actually cause more harm than good. A world with complete honesty may be a good idea in theory but in real…

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    In “Tyler Dashner” paper, A look at academic dishonesty, he discusses the issue of cheating and why that may occur. He gives many reasons why people cheat along with possible outcomes that proves cheating is not a good idea. “Dashner” explains in one of his explains in one of his reason can be about the syllabus. “if professor needed to adjustment they would either amend the syllabus, making new ones on black board”. Changing thing’s up on a student can make them less prepared for class. They…

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    Academic Dishonesty “Lying is a basic human reaction, and this is the class where we study it.” Dr. Renholds pauses. “We lie to keep people safe from nasty truths; just like when your Daddy told you that Fifi went to live on a farm upstate. We call these lies White Lies, and for the most part they are harmless. We use them to maintain the status quo of our lives and emotions.” He turns away from his podium, and reaches up to the old dusty chalkboard. The remnants of past lectures remain…

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    Dishonesty is a common theme in many works of literature. The denotation of dishonesty will be: When one person is deceptive either by intentionally withholding information or by making a false statement to another with the intent of deceit. In Natsume Sōseki’s 1916 novel Kokoro and Mark Twain’s 1884 novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, the main characters have to deal with the dishonesty that occurs in their friendships. In Kokoro, Sensei, after losing everything to his uncle, thus making…

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    safely be unjust, there he is unjust," implying that it is unnatural for a human being to follow ethical or moral principles when given freedom to do otherwise. According to his theory, it is not beneficial to be righteous or "just," as injustice and dishonesty presented as a far more lucrative option. While I agree that people do act in self-interested ways and cooperate with one another because such relation could ultimately benefit them, I do not support Glaucon's assumption that it is better…

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    Berkeley City College formally describes cheating as “any type of cheating that occurs in relation to a formal academic exercise.” Many have personally cheated or, at the very least, know of someone who has. Academic dishonesty is a growing problem that needs to be stopped as it creates issues not only in the academic setting but in the workforce as well. Over the course of time, cheating has been a steadily increasing slope. One of the primary reasons behind cheating seems apparent now more…

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    Justified Dishonesty in Night by Elie Wiesel I have read plenty of books throughout my time in school and seen even more movies. However, when I read the essay prompt for this assignment, Night by Elie Wiesel rapidly came to mind. This essay wanted the writer to focus on the dishonesty of a character or characters and the reasoning behind their dishonest behavior. I will focus on the dishonesty of a character or characters and the reasoning behind their dishonest behavior. Night which was…

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    Academic Honesty Policy

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    keep student open in their work. There are many different kinds of polices that violate the academic honesty. Each of these violations is a guideline to help keep them community fair and just, so everyone has equal opportunity. So the act of dishonesty by the students, creates an imbalanced and unjust community. This act of dishonest or the lack of integrity applies also to my pursuit a major in the healthcare field. These two qualities are not acceptable for a healthcare worker to posses. I…

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    encompasses the basic idea that many humans believe themselves to be the ultimate best and also believe themselves to always be correct in every situation. An example of this comes in a direct statement Nick says about himself after discussing the dishonesty of Jordan. He says, “I am one of the few honest people that I have ever known” (59). Such a statement demonstrates that Nick believes everything he does to be honest; however, his actions say otherwise as he sets up a date between Gatsby and…

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    Honor Codes In Schools

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    from their students and prevent them from academic dishonesty. Through the act of penalizing those of academic dishonesty, integrity becomes a strong suit for the students relying on their own brains for knowledge. At Jacksonville High, my school, there is an implied honor system, but it isn’t efficiently upheld by the faculty and students. In all, Jacksonville should establish an honor code that relies on the faculty’s supervision due to dishonesty among students and their moral beliefs. In…

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