QUESTION 3 Exhibit 2 . There are many reasons students choose to plagiarise or cheat. Reasons range from the more genuine lack of knowledge to outright dishonourable intentions. Collectively, the most frequently stated reasons students choose to plagiarise or cheat include: Desire to get a good grade Fear of failing Procrastination or poor time management Disinterest in the assignment Belief they will not get caught Confusion about what constitutes plagiarism or current university policies . . 3 CONFIDENTIAL Introduction to Business Ethics and Values (BAGD2113) September 2021 Final Examination None of these instances are acceptable reasons to plagiarize, cheat, or commit other acts of academic dishonesty. Students who choose to plagiarise or cheat give themselves an unfair advantage on assignments and disrespect the hard work of others in the class. It is important that students understand that while there are reasons one might choose to plagiarise or cheat, professors are interested in evaluating each student's own, original work, not in evaluating the work done by others. Source: https://www.rit.edu/twc/academicintegrity/reasons-students-plagiarize-or-cheat Exhibit 2 provides a brief explanation about plagiarism and cheating among students. Unfortunately, the issue of taking someone else's work and claiming it to be their own is not only prevalent in universities; it also happens at workplaces. Why do you think plagiarism happens? Explain your answer using the Kohlberg's cognitive moral development theory. (10 Marks)