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Who idea is it? Acknowledging and building on other work, or just plain plagiarism. Allison Mann & Hieu Le What is Plagiarism? Plagiarism vs copy? What is Plagiarism? Dictionary Definition: The action or practice of taking someone else's

Who idea is it? Acknowledging and building on other work, or just plain plagiarism. Allison Mann & Hieu Le
What is Plagiarism? Plagiarism vs copy?
What is Plagiarism? Dictionary Definition: The action or practice of taking someone else's work, idea, etc., and passing it off as one's own; literary theft.[1] Copying someone else’s work directly, or even copying higher level ideas Plagiarism can be subtle: 1. Self-Plagiarism 2. Paraphrasing
Why do people plagiarize?
Why do people plagiarize? Laziness - don’t want to do the work/ cut corners Ambitious - want to take all the credit Out of time - need to get it done fast Competitiveness/Pressure to perform Accident - Forget to cite ? Subconscious influence Ignorant that they are doing something wrong (gray areas)
Why is Plagiarism bad?
Why is Plagiarism bad? Bad for community overall Bad for individual(s) who didn’t get credit for their work Consequences of getting caught Person who plagiarized in some cases stunts their own learning/growth by not putting in the work
How to avoid plagiarism
Citation When to cite? - Science facts take times to become common knowledge/widely accepted facts Do you need to read all the papers in the bibliography? - Example: [1] claims that [2] proved theorem x
Plagiarism Check Tools ? What are some tools that you used ?
Plagiarism Check Tools 1. Turnitin 2. Grammarly plagiarism checker 3. QueText
Is it Plagiarism? Scenarios Cite all sources, but have no original work or ideas Copy word for word without quotation but with citation Copy images without citation/modify images slightly Rehashing majority of your own work in another paper Cite a source for work it doesn’t contain (misleading or misrepresenting citation)
Whose idea is it? Scenarios Paraphrasing something your coworker told you in your paper without crediting them Scenario: - 2 people work on a group project. - 1 quit early on. - continue individually. - Published the work without giving credits Non academic example: Facebook ?
Conclusion 1. Writing with good intention. 2. Talk to other researchers 3. Proofread 4. Educate yourself, and do your best 5. If you make a mistake, learn from it

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