Table III.

Predictors of academic honesty of domestic occupational therapy students (n = 603) based on bootstrapped linear regression analysis

PredictorsBaBefore bootstrappingAfter bootstrappingb
SE BβtpPCPC2SE BpBCa 95%
CI lower
BCa 95%
CI upper
(Constant)25.493.236 7.8760.001  3.7290.00117.82832.966
Age0.7210.2350.1273.0670.002*0.1250.01560.3010.020*0.1971.301
Grade point average−0.6670.280−0.099−2.3770.018*−0.0970.00940.2600.009*−1.154−0.176
MDSP Factor 2: Public meaning−0.1540.188−0.034−0.8200.413−0.0340.00110.2150.466−0.5560.237
ADTC Scale 1: Tendency towards cheating−1.2430.554−0.096−2.2420.025*−0.0910.00820.5730.033*−2.488−0.092
ADTC Scale 3: Tendency towards dishonesty in the process of doing and reporting research−0.4070.443−0.039−0.9180.359−0.0380.00140.4760.386−1.3800.463
PASS Factor 3: Self-perceptions−0.0980.114−0.036−0.8570.392−0.0350.00120.1200.405−0.3580.146

Notes:

*

Represents statistically significant p-values (p < 0.05); Constant = y-intercepts of regression line; B = unstandardised beta coefficient; SE B = standard error for the unstandardised beta; β = standardised beta; t = the t test statistic; CI = confidence interval; PC = Part Correlation; PC2 = Part Correlation Squared; BCa = bias-corrected and accelerated; MDSP = Moral Development Scale for Professionals; ADTC = Academic Dishonesty Tendency Scale; PASS = Perceived Academic Sources of Stress;

a

B remained unchanged after bootstrapping;

b

unless otherwise noted, bootstrap results are based on 2,000 bootstrap samples

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