English language.
Summary passage.

The consequences of uncouth and dishonest approaches to the acquisition of academic certificates are overwhelming and obvious. The first is the effect examination malpractice will have on the individuals that are involved. For the individual engaged in it, it has a message for his moral conscience, if he has any left. Of course the rampant nature of the practice will not only kill whatever conscience he may have, but will become ingrained and a habit that will spread to all other areas of his actions. Again, engaging in the malpractice will not enable him to access himself correctly and objectively as to what he is capable of, or the degree of his competence. It is for him a practice in self-deception in spite of the temporary gain.

Question:
1. In two sentences, one for each point, summarise the effects of examination malpractice on the individual student involved in it.