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Integrity in research

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Integrity in research

by Maricel
1

What is plagiarism most simply defined as?

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Which action is an example of fabrication?

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What distinguishes plagiarism from proper paraphrasing?

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Which practice helps prevent plagiarism?

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Is summarizing a source without a citation considered plagiarism?

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What is self-plagiarism?

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Which scenario is an example of falsification?

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Are quotes from someone else allowed in a paper?

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Which action is considered ethical in research reporting?

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Are common knowledge facts exempt from citation?

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Plagiarism involves presenting others' ideas as your own without acknowledgment.

Fabrication means making up data, not accurately reporting collected data.

Paraphrasing is proper when you cite the source; failing to cite is plagiarism.

Accurate citations and quotation marks help avoid plagiarism.

Even summaries require a citation if the idea is not your own.

Self-plagiarism involves reusing prior work without acknowledgment.

Falsification alters data or results to mislead others.

Quotations must be exact and properly cited.

Transparency in methods and data supports integrity.

Common knowledge may not require citation, but when unsure, cite.

 
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