Review the scenаriо belоw аnd decide whаt kind оf academic misconduct has been committed (if committed at all): Althea is a student in Dr. Hardasnails philosophy class where the readings and lectures are about silly things like magic, truth, validity, and logic. All semester long, she and other philosophy students tortured by Dr. Hardasnails must complete a silly essay asking about some kind of major philosophical problem that has something to do with the mind or the physical body. Regardless, Althea believes that her philosophy teacher is unethical anyway since he's always pondering the possibility of something not existing (which is sketchy). Althea has procrastinated until there's no more time. She quickly gets on JSTOR and searches for some philosophical writings about mind-body dualism. She reads them and it takes forever. She takes notes. She also reads some handouts her professor provided during class, and she takes more notes. She then assembles her notes in an outline, and later fills in each major outline heading with a solid paragraph of summary information from her readings of her JSTOR articles, the professor-provided handouts, and from a few chapters assigned from the textbook. By this point, Althea is already regretting having procrastinated on doing the assignment since it wasn't really that hard, but she now realizes that she needs more time to do good work. So she gets her roommate to read her essay, and then makes some corrections. She turns in her work and her professor graded it a C+ because it was mostly summary and not enough analysis.
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