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The statistics presented in the case were probably pretty flawed. The telepathy stuff also seems rediculous. The part I don't understand is: if the proctor see
by bagels 4y ago
The statistics presented in the case were probably pretty flawed. The telepathy stuff also seems rediculous.
The part I don't understand is: if the proctor sees identical twins sitting near eachother, and suspects them of communicating, why not just separate them instead of waiting until the test is over and then accusing them of cheating? Why not just remove the possibility for them to cheat?
- thaumasiotes 4y ago> The part I don't understand is: if the proctor sees identical twins sitting near eachother, and suspects them of communicating, why not just separate them instead of waiting until the test is over and then accusing them of cheating? Because by the time you notice that they're cheating, it's too late to retroactively prevent them from starting?
- bagels 4y agoThere was a lunch break, so it seems like it must have been a lengthy test. They could have at least stopped it from continuing.
- phire 4y agoMuch harder to move students now that tests are computerized. The software might not even support that functionality. Also, we have no idea what their suspected cheating procedures are. Maybe they deliberately avoid acting early on a hunch so they get a full test worth of data to run an statistical analysis on.