Question 1

Describe two of the four types of sexual harassment that can occur between a professor and a student.

Accepted Answer

Answers could include:
a. gender harassment: sexist remarks and behavior
b. seductive behavior: inappropriate sexual advances
c. sexual bribery: offering rewards for sex
d. sexual coercion: threatening punishment to get sex

Question 2

Describe the two scenarios in which crimes are committed by students on the job.

Accepted Answer

Answers could include:
a. students committing crimes while working off campus
b. students committing crimes while working on campus

Question 3

Research misconduct hurts the university more than the professor who engaged in the misconduct.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

Which of these is a form of time conflict?

Accepted Answer

A)  A professor routinely cancels class because of outside work. 
B)  A professor takes a leave of absence. 
C)  Two professors are working on research together while one does the majority of the work, and both are given equal credit. 
D)  A professor skips an appointment with a student and does not notify the student. 
A)  A professor routinely cancels class because of outside work. 
B)  A professor takes a leave of absence. 
C)  Two professors are working on research together while one does the majority of the work, and both are given equal credit. 
D)  A professor skips an appointment with a student and does not notify the student.

Question 5

How often do professors who reward students with better grades for sex receive criminal charges?

Accepted Answer

A)  commonly 
B)  rarely 
C)  never 
D)  Always 
A)  commonly 
B)  rarely 
C)  never 
D)  Always

Question 6

Many colleges and universities have express written policies forbidding the selling of complimentary text books under any circumstances.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Which of the following is an example of double billing?

Accepted Answer

A)  A professor bills his own university, instead of the university he traveled to speak at for travel reimbursement. 
B)  A professor leaves his job at one university for another but continues to collect pay from that university while receiving pay from the second university as well. 
C)  A professor bills the same university twice for the same travel expenses. 
D)  A professor bills her university for travel expenses and an outside booking firm for her fee to give a speech at another university. 
A)  A professor bills his own university, instead of the university he traveled to speak at for travel reimbursement. 
B)  A professor leaves his job at one university for another but continues to collect pay from that university while receiving pay from the second university as well. 
C)  A professor bills the same university twice for the same travel expenses. 
D)  A professor bills her university for travel expenses and an outside booking firm for her fee to give a speech at another university.

Question 8

What did a 2017 study observe from its review of research misconduct cases that were reported to federal agencies by the scientific community?

Accepted Answer

A)  The volume of research misconduct detected and reported was higher than the researchers expected to find. 
B)  The scientific community was concerned that detecting too much research misconduct would call the veracity of their overall research into question. 
C)  The scientific community was not capable of finding and responding to research misconduct. 
D)  Scientific research would be improved by finding and responding to research misconduct. 
A)  The volume of research misconduct detected and reported was higher than the researchers expected to find. 
B)  The scientific community was concerned that detecting too much research misconduct would call the veracity of their overall research into question. 
C)  The scientific community was not capable of finding and responding to research misconduct. 
D)  Scientific research would be improved by finding and responding to research misconduct.

Question 9

Discuss two of the four types of pecuniary offenses in the educational system.

Accepted Answer

Answers could include:
a. embe

Question 10

List the four main crimes committed by professional in the education system.

Accepted Answer

Answers could include:
a. rese

Question 11

Describe three different consequences of research misconduct.

Accepted Answer

Answers could include:
a. consequences f

Question 12

What form of discipline might be taken against professors who were found to have committed research misconduct?

Accepted Answer

A)  tenure revocations 
B)  dismissals 
C)  incur fines 
D)  retraction of articles 
A)  tenure revocations 
B)  dismissals 
C)  incur fines 
D)  retraction of articles

Question 13

Discuss sexual harassment in the context of the educational system.

Accepted Answer

Answers could include:
a. gend

Question 14

Scientific endeavors have become less visible to members of society as result of increased government involvement.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Accusations of research misconduct generally begin from which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  the federal government 
B)  the university 
C)  someone involved with the research 
D)  the state government 
A)  the federal government 
B)  the university 
C)  someone involved with the research 
D)  the state government

Question 16

Which of these can be seen as a white-collar crime committed by a student?

Accepted Answer

A)  looking at another student's exam 
B)  digital piracy 
C)  failure to pay lab fees 
D)  skipping class and copying notes from another student 
A)  looking at another student's exam 
B)  digital piracy 
C)  failure to pay lab fees 
D)  skipping class and copying notes from another student

Question 17

In a study on academic dishonesty, what did R. L. Sims find about respondents who engaged in dishonest behavior in college?

Accepted Answer

A)  They were as severely dishonest at work as they were in college. 
B)  Most behaved more honestly at work than in college. 
C)  Many engaged in some dishonest behavior at work. 
D)  They were honest some of the time at work. 
A)  They were as severely dishonest at work as they were in college. 
B)  Most behaved more honestly at work than in college. 
C)  Many engaged in some dishonest behavior at work. 
D)  They were honest some of the time at work.

Question 18

What form of sexual harassment occurs if a professor stares intently at the same student while giving a lecture?

Accepted Answer

A)  gender harassment 
B)  sexual bribery 
C)  sexualized behavior 
D)  sexual contact 
A)  gender harassment 
B)  sexual bribery 
C)  sexualized behavior 
D)  sexual contact

Question 19

In some cases of ghostwriting, the real author's name appears on the article along with a scientist who did not actually contribute to the article.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Plagiarism by professors is more likely to occur in the humanities and social sciences than in the hard sciences.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Describe two of the four types of sexual harassment that can occur between a professor and a student.

Describe the two scenarios in which crimes are committed by students on the job.

Research misconduct hurts the university more than the professor who engaged in the misconduct.

Which of these is a form of time conflict?

How often do professors who reward students with better grades for sex receive criminal charges?

Many colleges and universities have express written policies forbidding the selling of complimentary text books under any circumstances.

Which of the following is an example of double billing?

What did a 2017 study observe from its review of research misconduct cases that were reported to federal agencies by the scientific community?

Discuss two of the four types of pecuniary offenses in the educational system.

List the four main crimes committed by professional in the education system.

Describe three different consequences of research misconduct.

What form of discipline might be taken against professors who were found to have committed research misconduct?

Discuss sexual harassment in the context of the educational system.

Scientific endeavors have become less visible to members of society as result of increased government involvement.

Accusations of research misconduct generally begin from which of the following?

Which of these can be seen as a white-collar crime committed by a student?

In a study on academic dishonesty, what did R. L. Sims find about respondents who engaged in dishonest behavior in college?

What form of sexual harassment occurs if a professor stares intently at the same student while giving a lecture?

In some cases of ghostwriting, the real author's name appears on the article along with a scientist who did not actually contribute to the article.

Plagiarism by professors is more likely to occur in the humanities and social sciences than in the hard sciences.

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Exam 7: Crimes in the Educational System

Describe two of the four types of sexual harassment that can occur between a professor and a student.

Describe the two scenarios in which crimes are committed by students on the job.

Research misconduct hurts the university more than the professor who engaged in the misconduct.

Which of these is a form of time conflict?

How often do professors who reward students with better grades for sex receive criminal charges?

Many colleges and universities have express written policies forbidding the selling of complimentary text books under any circumstances.

Which of the following is an example of double billing?

What did a 2017 study observe from its review of research misconduct cases that were reported to federal agencies by the scientific community?

Discuss two of the four types of pecuniary offenses in the educational system.

List the four main crimes committed by professional in the education system.

Describe three different consequences of research misconduct.

What form of discipline might be taken against professors who were found to have committed research misconduct?

Discuss sexual harassment in the context of the educational system.

Scientific endeavors have become less visible to members of society as result of increased government involvement.

Accusations of research misconduct generally begin from which of the following?

Which of these can be seen as a white-collar crime committed by a student?

In a study on academic dishonesty, what did R. L. Sims find about respondents who engaged in dishonest behavior in college?

What form of sexual harassment occurs if a professor stares intently at the same student while giving a lecture?

In some cases of ghostwriting, the real author's name appears on the article along with a scientist who did not actually contribute to the article.

Plagiarism by professors is more likely to occur in the humanities and social sciences than in the hard sciences.

Introduction and Overview of White-Collar Crime

Understanding White-Collar Crime

Crimes in Sales-Related Occupations

Crimes in the Health Care System

Crime in Systems of Social Control

Crime in the Political System

Crime in the Economic System

Crimes in the Cyber System

Crimes by the Corporate System

Environmental Crime

Explaining White-Collar Crime

Policing White-Collar Crime

Judicial Proceedings and White-Collar Crime

The Corrections Subsystem and White-Collar Crime

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