By clicking True, I pledge that I have reviewed and agree with the information on the page "What is Academic Integrity?" in Module 00. The work on this exam is my own. I will not use any outside sources or people to help me. I will not cheat.

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By clicking True, I pledge that I have reviewed and agree with the information on the page "What is Academic Integrity?" in Module 00. The work on this exam is my own. I will not use any outside sources or people to help me. I will not cheat.

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The item presents a declarative statement that participants are asked to pledge, by selecting True or False, about reviewing the Academic Integrity page and committing to own work and not cheating.
Option 1: True. This option asserts that the pledge is being acknowledged and adhered to, which aligns with common exam integrity statements where students affirm they have reviewed the guidelines and will not use outside help or sources. The phrasing indicates a personal commitment to honesty and originality, which is typically the intended interpretation of such prompts.
Option 2: False. Choosing False would imply the student disagrees with or rejects the pledge as stated, or believes the pledge does not accurately reflect their actions or the policies described on the page. However, the question is about agreeing with the content of the pledge, and stating False would contradict the explicit confirmation of review and commitment to integrity.
Option 3: If offered, an alternative interpretation might question the enforceability or completeness of the pledge, but the provided options only present True or False and the typical correct response is to affirm the pledge. This makes any nuance about enforceability unnecessary for selecting the most straightforward answer.
Option 4: Another potential misconception is treating the pledge as optional or not applicable to the current assessment. Yet the wording indicates a formal requirement to acknowledge and comply, which supports selecting True.
In summary, understanding the nature of academic integrity pledges, the correct choice is to recognize that the student affirming True is agreeing with the stated commitments, while False would signal disagreement with or doubt about the pledge.

2025SP-FSHN-150-001 Part 1 - Exam - Honor Quiz - Complete before Part 1 Exam

By clicking True, I pledge that I have reviewed and agree with the information on the page "What is Academic Integrity?" in Module 00. The work on this exam is my own. I will not use any outside sources or people to help me. I will not cheat.

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