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Opiskelurikollisesta (Finnish for "academic cheating") refers to the act of dishonestly obtaining or attempting to obtain academic credit or other academic benefits. This can include, but is not limited to, plagiarism, fabrication, falsification, and collusion. Academic cheating undermines the integrity of educational institutions and the credibility of academic achievements.

Plagiarism involves presenting someone else's work or ideas as one's own, without proper attribution. This can include copying text, ideas, or data from another source without citing it. Fabrication involves making up information or data, while falsification involves altering or manipulating data to fit a particular purpose. Collusion occurs when students work together to deceive educators or examiners about an assessment.

Academic cheating can have serious consequences for students, including failure in courses, suspension, or expulsion from educational institutions. It can also damage the reputation of the institution and erode public trust in the academic system. To prevent academic cheating, educational institutions often implement policies and procedures, such as plagiarism detection software, academic integrity training, and strict penalties for cheating.

Addressing academic cheating requires a multi-faceted approach, involving students, educators, and administrators. Students should be encouraged to take responsibility for their academic work and to understand the importance of academic integrity. Educators should model ethical behavior and provide clear guidelines on what constitutes academic misconduct. Administrators should enforce policies and penalties fairly and consistently. By working together, educational institutions can create a culture of academic integrity that promotes honest and ethical behavior.