Cheating on a group test can be most effectively minimized by
A) including a penalty for cheating in the formula for scoring the test.
B) seating examinees one seat apart or in such a way that cheating is difficult.
C) warning examinees that cheating will be dealt with severely.
D) watching the examinees ?like a hawk? during the test.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Seating examinees apart or in a configuration that makes cheating difficult directly addresses the opportunity to cheat by making it physically harder to do so, thus effectively minimizing the chance of cheating. Other options focus on consequences or surveillance, which may not be as immediately effective in preventing the act of cheating itself.

Cheating on a Group Test Can Be Most Effectively Minimized