Psychological harm only.

Physical, psychological, social, work-related, or educational harm.

Only harm related to academic performance.

Physical harm only.

Only the name of the tool must be disclosed.

Both the use of the tool and the way in which it was used must be disclosed.

It must be disclosed only if AI produced more than half of the work.

There is no need to disclose it if the final result is correct.

Confidentiality depends exclusively on the decision of the reported person.

The content of the conversation is always forwarded to USI Management.

The content of the conversation may be freely disclosed to all persons concerned.

No information about the content of the conversation is forwarded to Management or other persons concerned without the reporting person's prior express consent.

Age.

Favorite color.

Type of beverage consumed.

The brand of computer used.

Using many sources in the same academic work.

Undisclosed collaboration on an assignment that should be completed individually.

Any activity formally carried out by a group.

Any conversation between students about course topics.

Only people from outside the University.

A person in a higher hierarchical position and/or a person at the same hierarchical level.

Only a person at the same hierarchical level.

Only a person in a higher hierarchical position.

An invitation expressly wanted by both people.

Unwanted physical contact.

An administrative communication with no sexual content.

An agreed and respectful professional greeting.

Presenting studies or ideas from other sources without proper acknowledgment.

Reworking other people’s ideas while clearly indicating the original source.

Expressing your own opinion after studying the available literature.

Consulting multiple sources on the same topic before writing.

Personal participation is required only in written exams.

The person being assessed should personally carry out the required activities.

Activities may be delegated if the final result is equivalent.

It is sufficient to approve afterward the work carried out by another person.

Collusion.

Bibliographic correction.

Fabrication.

Self-plagiarism.