In research writing, plagiarism is the most unethical and the most widely recognized ethical lapse. Critical and informative use and acknowledgement of other people’s work, where it is relevant to your work, is an essential and desirable part of any project and report. Plagiarism is the use, without adequate acknowledgement, of the intellectual work of another person. It is the most unethical writing practice.
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Compare full text with any matched sources. You can also compare each sentence separately.
Forms of plagiarism
Some common forms of plagiarism include:
- Copying directly from another source without presenting it as a quote and providing a reference.
- Using ideas from another source without providing a reference.
- Using too many words from another source without paraphrasing.
- Submitting someone else’s work or ideas as your own.
- Including a diagram, image or data table from another source without providing a reference
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