Tatum publishes articles on teaching, academic integrity

Holly Tatum

Holly Tatum, Randolph’s Mary Sabel Girard ’34 Professor of Psychology, recently published an article for the American Psychological Association and co-authored another, featuring a study on academic integrity, in the journal Ethics & Behavior. 

The American Psychological Association Article, “How to use APA’s Online Psychology Laboratory to engage students in psychological science,” appeared on the Psychology Teacher network, a resource for teachers at the high school and college levels. 

Tatum’s Ethics & Behavior article—“From institutional climate to moral attitudes: examining theoretical models of academic misconduct”—focused on theoretical explanations for why students cheat, including the institutional climate around academic integrity, motivational achievement goal structures, peer norms, and moral attitudes.