Table 2 Observed and expected proportions of responders with intention to engage different number of persons in a cheating behaviour
Question | Observed proportions, No. (%)* for engaging: | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
None | One person | Two persons | Three persons | Four persons | |
Proportion expected by chance | 6.3% | 25.0% | 37.5% | 25.0% | 6.3% |
Academic cheating: | |||||
A1. Sign lecture attendance sheet | 64 (11.2%) | 66 (11.6%) | 169 (29.6%) | 171 (30.0%) | 100 (17.5%) |
A2. Let copy answers during test exam | 93 (16.1%) | 66 (11.4%) | 149 (25.7%) | 106 (18.3%) | 165 (28.5%) |
A3 Send answers by cell phone during test exam | 288 (50.0%) | 26 (4.5%) | 151 (26.2%) | 56 (9.7%) | 55 (9.5%) |
A4. Use personal connection to pass exam | 422 (73.1%) | 42 (7.3%) | 81 (14.0%) | 16 (2.8%) | 16 (2.8%) |
Personal favours: | |||||
P1. Lend car for a day | 98 (17.0%) | 113 (19.6%) | 336 (58.1%) | 11 (1.9%) | 20 (3.5%) |
P2. Lend € for three days | 111 (19.3%) | 112 (19.4%) | 313 (54.3%) | 17 (3.0%) | 23 (4.0%) |