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    specific definition of plagiarism. Along with the definition with plagiarism‚ there is also a discussion of why students plagiarize. Plagiarism have become a major problem in academic institutions due to the clever ways that students misuse scholarly information for their own benefit of learning and understanding the information presented in the courses that they are enrolled in. This examination of plagiarism will also review the topics of intentional versus unintentional plagiarism‚ how to properly cite

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    (PLAGIARISM) Quotations in a research paper‚ thesis‚ or dissertation are of two types: indirect (paraphrased or summarized) and direct (verbatim). You must document both types -- that is‚ you must indicate the source of indirect and direct quotations either with parenthetical documentation accompanied by a list of works cited or with a superscript (raised number) in the text and a corresponding footnote or endnote containing bibliographic information. (See Chapter 4 for

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    Project Report: ECO422 Plagiarism: Study of IIT Kanpur Motivation: The aim of the project is to send a message to the student community that plagiarism in any form is not only unethical but also leads to decline in the reputation of the concerned university and the person involved‚ no matter if the act was intentional or even unintentional. Our campus‚ like any other campus is not free of this plaque. Almost every year‚ there is a case of plagiarism that catches attention from authorities

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    The strange thing about plagiarism is that it’s almost always pointless. The writers who stand accused‚ from Laurence Sterne to Samuel Taylor Coleridge to Susan Sontag‚ tend to be more talented than the writers they lift from. The well-regarded historians Stephen Ambrose and Doris Kearns Goodwin‚ recently charged with plagiarizing‚ fit the profile. Ambrose denied plagiarism but pledged to correct the errors in future editions of his latest book. Goodwin’s case resulted in a private settlement and

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    Plagiarism Alexander Fernandez Plagiarism can be defined as using others published ideas or words and representing them as original (Bird‚ Sivilotti‚ 2008).Although plagiarism is not a new issue it has grown it the past few years due the increase use of technology. Plagiarism is one of the most challenging problems facing education (Shenton‚ 2010). This being due to the escalated amount of material found on the internet with ease and quickly implement into one’s own document (Shenton

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    The Apology

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    Exploration of The Apology After Socrates was convicted‚ he makes a prophecy. The prophecy is that vengeance will come upon those who convicted him. He prophesizes the Zeus will be much harsher to those who convicted Socrates than they were to Socrates. He says that more‚ younger people will step up in his place. In condemning Socrates‚ the Athenians are not freeing themselves. They are actually making it worse for themselves. More people are going to take Socrates place and they will question

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    Running head: SERIAL PLAGIARISM Serial Plagiarism The Internet can be a valuable resource of information‚ but many popular websites cannot be trusted because they have plagiarized. One such popular website that commits plagiarism is the Huffington Post. In fact‚ Arianna Huffington‚ who owns this website‚ has committed plagiarism throughout her career. Arianna Huffington has committed plagiarism with 3 of her books and her online newspaper (Phillips‚ 2012). One way Ms. Huffington

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    then a prompt for a standard student short essay. She asks her students to turn in two versions. In one they are told that they must plagiarize. In the second‚ they are told not to. The prior night‚ the students were given an online tutorial on plagiarism and Hagopian said she has become skeptical that having the students "parrot back what we’ve told them" accomplishes anything. Her hope is that this unusual assignment might change that. After the students turn in their two responses to the essay

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    A Briefing for Students on Academic Integrity and Plagiarism INTRODUCTION ______________________________________________________________ Students at UCD are expected to adhere to the highest standards of academic integrity and honesty. The work you submit to the University for assessment must be your own work. You will complete a wide variety of assignments during your time in University. This short guide has been developed to help you understand the importance of academic integrity in the

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    Plagiarism Liberty University COUN502 Prof. Myers Abstract This research paper discusses the many facets of plagiarism. While students are used to hearing the word ‘plagiarism’‚ many are ignorant to the extent of plagiarism‚ the importance of crediting original authors for their words or ideas‚ and how to properly cite and reference to avoid plagiarism. There are extensive academic sources available online that clarify and give examples of the do’s and don’ts of referencing‚ citation‚ and

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