Which of the following represents ethical use of AI in academic writing?, Submitting AI-generated content as original work, Using AI to generate initial drafts and editing them with proper attribution, Allowing AI to fabricate citations for convenience, Using AI tools to bypass reading course materials, Which practice ensures academic integrity when using AI for assignments?, Concealing all AI assistance, Using AI-generated text without verification, Disclosing AI use when required by institutional policy, Replacing peer-reviewed sources with AI explanations, What is a major ethical risk of using AI tools for literature summaries?, Receiving summaries too quickly, Over-reliance on visual mapping tools, Risk of hallucinated or inaccurate information, Availability of too many tools, Which action constitutes a responsible practice in AI-supported research?, Allowing AI to decide the research question, Using AI-generated content without citing original sources, Cross-checking AI outputs with verified scholarly literature, Delegating data analysis entirely to an LLM, Which of the following is an unethical use of AI in classroom assessments?, Using AI to clarify difficult concepts, Using AI to solve exam questions during online tests, Using AI to explore different perspectives on a topic, Using AI to revise and refine student writing, What is an essential step when AI provides supporting references?, Accepting all references as credible, Verifying each citation in an authentic source database, Ignoring DOIs as long as titles sound academic, Citing AI as the primary source of evidence, Why should students critically evaluate AI outputs before use?, AI tools are expected to replace peer-reviewed literature, AI tools are always ethically compliant, AI outputs can contain biases, gaps, or misinterpretations, Universities require students to reject all AI assistance, What is considered an ethical boundary when using generative AI?, Using AI to brainstorm ideas without copying verbatim, Using AI to expand plagiarized text, Using AI tools to imitate another student’s writing style, Using AI to produce fabricated data for research, Which statement best reflects responsible authorship in the AI era?, AI can be listed as a co-author on academic papers, AI-generated text must be intentionally hidden, AI is solely responsible for errors in factual accuracy, Authors remain fully accountable for verifying and interpreting AI output, Which of the following aligns with ethical pedagogical use of AI for learning?, Completely replacing teacher feedback with AI comments, Using AI to provide additional practice and conceptual clarification, Relying on AI tools to avoid effort in reading or writing, Allowing AI tools to produce identical assignments for the entire class.
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