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Direct linkAikins, Ross – Journal of Academic Ethics, 2019
So-called cognitive enhancing drugs (CEDs) are relatively common in higher education, especially among students who are white, male, and attend highly selective institutions. Using qualitative data from a diverse sample of 32 students at an elite university, the present study aims to examine whether students perceive CED use to be advantageous,…
Descriptors: Cheating, Drug Use, Selective Admission, Student Attitudes
