As schools and faculty attempt to address the cheating problem, they continually face obstacles. What obstacle, reported by research, must faculty deal with?
A) Students who report others are reluctant to provide the name of the cheater.
B) Students want to report cheaters anonymously.
C) Lack of creditable evidence of cheating
D) Confidentiality issues related to punishing cheaters
A
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