Sentences with phrase «prevalence of cheating»

Lastly, the prevalence of cheating is higher when you ask people if they've ever done it before compared to whether they have done it in their current relationship.

Unfortunately, because of potential security risks brought by the prevalence of cheating and hacking among PC gamers, Tekken 7 will not allow cross-platform play.

They are contributing in a very significant way to the prevalence of cheating in certain online titles for profit.

If every classroom that cheated did so on only one subject test, then the overall prevalence of cheating on the ITBS would simply be four times its prevalence on any particular subject test.

The goals of this research were to measure the prevalence of cheating by teachers and administrators and to analyze the factors that predict cheating.

To estimate the prevalence of cheating, we simply take the difference between the number of classrooms with highly suspicious answer strings that one would predict to have had large test - score fluctuations (assuming that they hadn't cheated) and the actual number of classrooms with highly suspicious answer strings and large test - score fluctuations.

Yet he concedes there is no way to know the prevalence of cheating, and notes that a well - cited study on cheating's prevalence in the Chicago public schools suggests that it occurs in 4 to 5 percent of elementary classrooms annually (see «To Catch a Cheat,» research, Winter 2004).

More important, the focus in Charade is the national prevalence of cheating, and the experience in one district or state tells us next to nothing about this.

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First, we identified the set of classrooms most likely to have cheated, based on the prevalence of suspicious answer strings and unusual gains in test scores on the initial spring 2002 exam.

In short, cheating is a common activity, but the prevalence of it varies widely depending upon who you ask and how you ask the question.

However, estimates of cheating prevalence can vary widely across studies depending upon how «infidelity» is defined.