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.

BlackTom AI · Accepted Answer

The statement presented asks you to affirm a pledge regarding reviewed material and personal academic integrity commitments. Since this is a true/false format, we would normally compare the claim to whether the content matches a standard declaration of integrity.

Option consideration: In this case, there are no explicit false alternatives provided to evaluate. The sole text is a pledge asserting that the work on the exam is the student’s own and that no outside sources or help will be used, and that cheating will not occur. This aligns with common integrity statements used in academic settings to promote ethical behavior, and there is no contradictory information within the prompt itself to mark as false.

Rationale for truthfulness: The pledge language mirrors typical commitments seen in modules about integrity, emphasizing personal responsibility and prohibiting cheating. If the statement is intended as a declaration, then truthfulness would be measured by the student’s adherence, not merely by the text’s appearance. However, from a true/false assessment standpoint, the content presented is a clean integrity pledge, which is consistent with the concept it describes.

Notes on the lack of options: Since no explicit false alternative is provided to compare against, there is no direct incorrect option to debunk here. In a standard true/false item, one would evaluate the factual accuracy of the proposition about academic integrity, but the item as written is a declarative pledge rather than a factual claim about a separate external fact.

If you were to reflect on potential misconceptions: some might argue that a pledge alone guarantees integrity, which it does not; integrity requires ongoing behavior beyond signing a statement. Others might think the absence of options means the statement cannot be evaluated, but the evaluative approach still treats the statement as a true/false claim about the nature of the pledge itself.

Overall takeaway: the statement serves as a commitment to integrity and honest conduct in the exam context; evaluating it in a true/false framework focuses on whether the language expresses a pledge of honest work and prohibition of cheating, which it does.

2025SP-FSHN-150-001 Part 2 - Exam - Honor Quiz - Complete before Part 2 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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