Which statement is correct regarding scholarly writing and CEU credits?

• A. Sole authorship allows up to 10 CEU hours; coauthored works share the maximum among authors.
• B. Sole authorship allows up to 15 CEU hours; coauthored works are not allowed.
• C. Scholarly writing cannot be counted toward CEU credits.
• D. Scholarly writing always yields exactly 10 CEU hours per article, regardless of authors.

Answer: (A)

When CEU credits are earned for scholarly writing, there’s a cap on how many hours you can count for that work. If you publish solo, you can claim up to 10 CEU hours for that piece. If the work has coauthors, the same total limit applies to the article as a whole, and the hours are shared among the authors according to contribution. So the article isn’t worth 10 hours for each author; the 10 hours are distributed among the authors, and the exact amount each person gets depends on their involvement. This aligns with the idea that scholarly writing can count toward CEU credits, but not with higher caps or with disallowing coauthored works.