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Sex Differences in the Perception of Male/Female Unethical Behavior.

Lewis, Katharine H.; Hartnett, John J. – 1983

Some research has shown that women's achievements in traditionally masculine fields are devalued. To determine if females would be judged more harshly than males for performing unethical behaviors in order to gain entry in competitive professions, and to examine gender differences in the evaluation of unethical conduct, college students (52 males…

Descriptors: Cheating, College Students, Ethics, Higher Education

A Comparison of Repeater Performance on the MCAT: Review Course Participants vs. Non-Participants.

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Jackson, Evelyn W.; And Others – 1985

The Medical/Dental Education Preparatory Program (MEDPREP) at Southern Illinois University School of Medicine at Carbondale prepares underrepresented minorities for medical school admission. This paper reports on the evaluation of the MEDPREP Summer Review program by the comparison of participant and non-participant score gains on the Medical…

Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Achievement Gains, Admission (School), College Entrance Examinations