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Plagiarism

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What is Plagiarism? Three Types of Plagiarism:

Direct Quotes Paraphrasing Unique ideas

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Direct Quotes If you use someone

else’s writing without putting it in quotes, you have blatantly plagiarized.

Even if you add the source in your bibliography, it is still plagiarism. Jobs for Montana's Graduates D23L2PP1

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Paraphrasing Be careful about rewriting someone

else’s words. If your sentences use many of the same words and grammatical structure as the original source, it could be construed as plagiarism. Just put the text in your own words.

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Original Idea Give credit to unique ideas others have

thought up. If you present the ideas of another

without crediting them, you have plagiarized them.

Obvious ideas, like known facts, don’t have to be credited.

When in doubt, attribute.

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Tips for Avoiding PlagiarismAlways put quotes

from text in quotations. Never forget to do this as this is the easiest way to get accused of plagiarism.

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When Paraphrasing… Be sure you are not just rearranging or

replacing words. Rewrite the phrase in your own words

and credit the original source. Double check what you have written by

comparing it with the original writing.

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Why do students cheat?"Everybody does

it.” Unrealistic

demands for academic achievement

Expediency or the easy way out

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Survival Instinct? The first thing to recognize about

cheating is that the vast majority of young people (and adults for that matter) believe that cheating is wrong. Yet, by nearly every poll, most young people cheat at least once in their high school career. So, the most important question is why do young people behave in ways that are inconsistent with their stated beliefs?

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GPAs Many students feel intense pressure to

maintain a high grade point average. This can come from friends and family. Students also feel high grades are necessary for getting a good job or getting into the graduate program of their choice. Plagiarized papers are seen as a way of keeping the GPA high without all the work.

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Self-defense Other students are cheating. This may

give them an unfair advantage over students who do not cheat, particularly if a course is graded on a curve. Plagiarism in response to the cheating of others is a way for some students to level the playing field.

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I am too busy to write! Some students

plagiarize because they do not have a lot of free time. They may be busy with heavy class loads, multiple jobs, family obligations, social activities, and resume building experiences.

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Ignorance Some students

inadvertently plagiarize from online sources. They do not understand all the rules for properly using and citing sources. (“I cited the website didn’t I?”)

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Strategies for Avoiding Plagiarism Put in quotations everything that

comes directly from the text especially when taking notes.

Paraphrase, but be sure you are not just rearranging or replacing a few words.

Check your paraphrase against the original text to be sure you have not accidentally used the same phrases or words, and that the information is accurate. Jobs for Montana's Graduates D23L2PP1