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    When researching the different terms and meanings of plagiarism, academic integrity, and collusion the realization that even though they are very different words they have similarities and huge differences. Such as plagiarism meaning “the practice of taking someone else’s work or ideas and pass them off as one’s own,” and collusion. Collusion meaning “a secret agreement, especially of fraudulent or treacherous purposes.” Reading these terms makes me see that when plagiarizing a paper, you are…

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    sources, I must properly give my source(s) credit using the APA format and my paper should not include more than 20% of direct quotes from other sources. I understand if I do not provide proper credit to outside sources, I will be documented for plagiarism and be required to resubmit a new assignment. I will not divulge the content of this assignment or any of my work, generally or specifically, to any current or future James Madison High School students. DATE:6/20/181. Do our differences define…

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    images to give the impression that he was at a particular place in time when the incidents happened. He employed these techniques to enable him to write about emotional charged moments such as the sniper attack incident in Washington. Every form of plagiarism has a level of impact, some so small that it only affects the individual who committed the act and others so big that it affects families, companies and even an entire nation. In the case of Jason Blair, the impacts of his fraudulent…

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    I believe from reading the college paper case study, and the University of the People’s Academic integrity and Code of Conduct Statements; that plagiarism is a very serious offense. Even if you did not purposely write another persons research in to your paper with out proper citation. In the college paper case study, both Reggie and Arnie, both decided to try and cheat the system by going online and finding an essay so they wouldn’t actually have to put in the time and work to make their own…

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    Why Plagiarism Is Bad

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    ‘’Copy from one, it’s plagiarism; copy from many, it’s research.”- Wilson Mizner. Most students copy during exams and assignments because they want to pass the tests; however, plagiarism is copying students’ work without giving them credit. Plagiarism is not good for students because the students are not putting in the required credit hours therefore it doesn’t benefit them academically. It is unfair when students plagiarize others’ work and don’t give students the credit they deserve for having…

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    Why Plagiarism Is Bad

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    Plagiarism is an act of stealing or copying someone else’s work or ideas and taking credit for it. It is an illegal act toward the original piece of work. It sometimes is called an “academic misconduct.” Copying and pasting straight from the source is the most common form of plagiarism from students, and not citing the sources in the paper will result in trouble. Other forms of plagiarism are turning in your own previous assignment as a new one, when you change the words from the other’s work,…

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    Plagiarism Research Paper

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    Do Students Know About Plagiarism? “A Campus Fad That’s Being Copied” by Sara Rimer discusses the issue on plagiarism and how students deal with it in their academic life. In it, it explains how plagiarism is an easy act of dishonesty, but is also one of the hardest acts to avoid. Simply put, if something isn’t put in one’s own words, then that is considered plagiarism, as the action is theft. Whether an excerpt was from a book or a source off the internet, plagiarism can be very destructive to…

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    Academic honesty is a cornerstone of the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s (NCAA) student-athlete model. It is based upon the view that student-athletes will satisfy and meet the same academic standards as their non-athlete students. Unfortunately, academic fraud continues to be an ongoing problem on a majority of NCAA campuses. Student-athletes are student’s first, athletes second. There should be no special treatment for these students just because they play a particular sport. In…

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    style, they must know how to incorporate source material into a written publication and know how to format in-text citations and references. A person that incorrectly cites material or just disregards citations altogether can be held accountable for plagiarism. I will discuss how to incorporate outside material into a written publication, why proper format is so important, and the consequences of improper format. Using APA style, there are three different techniques that can be used when…

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    plagiarize, but all this really does is show students what not to do so they can get away with it. There are many applications schools use to automatically check assignments for plagiarism but students have access to these same tools as well, and in turn can paraphrases the material until it doesn’t return any plagiarism results. In theory the opportunity, capability and intent to cheat create the triangle of factors or causes that result in students cheating in college. The internet is a…

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