Students rate ethical awareness and responsible use highest and academic integrity lowest, with responsibility for defending ethical appropriateness the lowest-rated item¶
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q2 i? In the student survey, Ethical awareness and responsible use scored highest (M = 3.95) and Academic integrity lowest (M = 3.72). → Buket Bilgiç and Demet Sever 2026
Evidence¶
Buket Bilgiç and Demet Sever 2026¶
Buket Bilgiç and Demet Sever (2026). Understanding ethical dimensions of AI in higher education: insights from faculty members and students. International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher Education. https://doi.org/10.1186/s41239-026-00601-0
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Descriptive statistics from the student survey. The article reports the highest dimension mean for "Ethical awareness and responsible use" (M = 3.95) and the lowest for "Academic integrity" (M = 3.72); means are descriptive with no effect size reported.
"the student survey on the use of AI in education revealed that the highest mean score was obtained in the "Ethical awareness and responsible use" dimen-sion (M = 3.95), whereas the lowest was in the "Academic integrity" dimension (M = 3.72)"
Discussion¶
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Students rate ethical awareness and responsible use highest and academic integrity lowest, with responsibility for defending ethical appropriateness the lowest-rated item |
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Students rate ethical awareness and responsible use highest and academic integrity lowest, with responsibility for defending ethical appropriateness the lowest-rated item |
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