Academic Integrity

There are 6 Ways to Plagiarize:

Learn how to avoid plagiarism

  1. Fraud: Turning in another's work as your own. Outright copying.
  2. Borrowing: Failure to quote or cite another's work
  3. Patchwriting: Using an author's work with synonyms, with or without citing.
  4. Contextual fraud: Deliberately changing words in order to change the meaning.
  5. Too much help: using a tutor or skilled writer to substantially re-write your work.
  6. Inadvertant plagiarism: Not knowing about the need to cite and quote, or not knowing how to cite and quote.

Crawford, C.B. (2006) Types of Plagiarism Retrieved 11/30/2006 from http://www.fhsu.edu/forsyth_lib/copyright/FacultyPlagiarismCrawfordTypes.shtml University of Michigan. (2002) Resources for Instructors. Retrieved 11/30/2006 from http://www.lib.umich.edu/acadintegrity/instructors/violations/types.htm
University of California, Riverside (2004) plagiarismtest.org Retrieved 11/30/2006 from http://semantics.ucr.edu/plagiarismtest.org/student.html

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Articles:

Martinson, B.C., Anderson, M.S. & de Vries, R. (2005). Scientists behaving badly. Nature, 435, 737-738.

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