Examining Students' Attitudes toward Academic Dishonesty in California Pharmacy Schools | Zendy

Paul Gavaza | Zendy; Sophia Dinh | Zendy; Simon Situ | Zendy; Maria Madalena de Andrade Santiago | Zendy; Lawrence Chui | Zendy; J Cameron Thurber | Zendy; Jennifer Nguyễn | Zendy; You Kim | Zendy; Steven Vu | Zendy; Farnoosh Zough | Zendy; Nancy E. Kawahara | Zendy

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Examining Students' Attitudes toward Academic Dishonesty in California Pharmacy Schools

Author(s) -

Paul Gavaza,

Sophia Dinh,

Simon Situ,

Maria Madalena de Andrade Santiago,

Lawrence Chui,

J Cameron Thurber,

Jennifer Nguyễn,

You Kim,

Steven Vu,

Farnoosh Zough,

Nancy E. Kawahara

Publication year - 2020

Publication title -

journal of contemporary pharmacy practice

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2573-2765

pISSN - 2573-2757

DOI - 10.37901/jcphp19-00014

Subject(s) - cheating , academic dishonesty , pharmacy , medical education , psychology , dishonesty , academic integrity , graduate students , work (physics) , pharmacy school , medicine , family medicine , social psychology , pharmacy practice , mechanical engineering , engineering

Academic dishonesty is prevalent in the California pharmacy academic setting. Most student-respondents had heard about or witnessed their classmates cheating. This is highly concerning, as dishonest behavior may translate into the workplace once students graduate. Students, pharmacy school administrators and faculty should work together to discourage and prevent cheating.

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