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Ethics in Presenting Project Work

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Ethics during project talks

by D Anitha
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It is acceptable to use someone else’s work without permission if you rephrase it.

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You should ignore audience questions that are off-topic.

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It is okay to misrepresent your role in a team project in the presentation.

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It is fine to share confidential data from a project publicly without consent.

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You can plagiarize by copying text from sources into slides without citation.

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You should obtain permission if you include others’ data or images in your presentation.

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It is important to cite sources and acknowledge authors in your presentation.

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You should disclose any conflicts of interest that could influence the project.

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You should respond respectfully to questions and avoid interrupting others during a Q&A.

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You should be honest about your contributions and avoid magnifiying results

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