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AJAY KARTHIK NEELAM

PLAGIARISM


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DEFINITION

plagiarism-The presentation or submission of others

work as your own

This includes summarizing, paraphrasing, copying, or

translating words, ideas, audio, video, computer programs,

statistical data or any other creative work without proper

attribution.

Plagiarism can be delibrate or accidental. Partial or

complete,the penalities are often similar.

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TYPES OF PLAGIARISM

a) Intentional Plagiarism and Unintentional Plagiarism.

b) Self plagiarism.

c) Based on the intensity of plagiarism:

1) minimal plagiarism

2) substantial plagiarism

3)complete plagiarism

d) Plagiarism with.

1)source cited2)source not cited

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HOW OFTEN DOES IT HAPPEN?

A study of almost 4500 students at 25 schools provedcheating is a significant problem in high school.

74% of the respondents admitted to one or more instancesof serious test cheating and 72% admitted to cheating on

written assignments.

Over half of the students admitted they have engaged insome level plagiarism on written assignments usinginternet.

research of Donald L. McCabe,Rutgers University.


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AVOIDING PLAGIARISM

Ifyou use source information carefully and accurately,you will avoid any charges ofplagiarism

A. Hult and Thomas N. Huckin

Paraphrasing Summerizing

Quoting

Cite the source

Originality is undetected plagiarism William Ralph


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DO WE HAVE TO CITE EVERYTHING?

YOU DO NOT HAVE TO CITE:

Well known facts and common knowledge

Facts that can easily be found in common reference

sources Common expressions from everyday speech

Your original words

REMEMBER, IF IN DOUBT, IT IS BEST TO CITE!

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DO WE HAVE TO CITE EVERYTHING?

https://ilrb.cf.ac.uk/plagiarism/tutorial/whento1.html


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THANK YOU

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TYPES OF PLAGIARISM

Sources Not Cited Sources Cited (But StillPlagiarized)

The Ghost Writer The Forgotten Footnote

The Photocopy The Misinformer

The Potluck Paper The Too-Perfect Paraphrase

The Poor Disguise The Resourceful Citer

The Labor of Laziness The Perfect Crime

The Self-Stealer

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