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SOME INSIGHTS REGARDING FRAUD AT THE BACCALAUREATE EXAM IN ROMANIA
Document Type
Report
Source
Journal of Applied Quantitative Methods. Winter 2021, Vol. 16 Issue 4, p7, 9 p.
Subject
Romania
Language
English
ISSN
1842-4562
Abstract
Fraud as a deceptive act is observed in a multitude of scenarios, the baccalaureate exams not being bypassed. Our research aims to provide insights into fraud tentative cases at the Baccalaureate exam in Romania based on a quantitative approach using microdata from 2021. How many students attempt fraud at the baccalaureate exam grouped by academic and demographic factors and what are the main aspects that influence the likelihood of fraud attempt are the topics explored in this paper. Author based computations and several logistic regression models are constructed, indicating that males, compared to females, have a higher probability to be expelled from the exam, and rural candidates are more likely to attempt fraud. In 2021, the technical maths exam remains the subject with the highest probability to be removed from exam due to fraud. Keywords: logistic regression; baccalaureate; exam; fraud; demographics
Introduction Academic fraud is wide-spread among upper-secondary students, both during their studies and at external final examinations, with no differences in terms of gender or school profile (Sorgo et al [...]