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A
Plagiarism Story
Definition of Plagiarism
Why do
Students Plagiarize?
Getting Caught
How To
Avoid Plagiarism
A Good Rule to Know
To Credit or
Not to Credit
Plagiarism Exercise 1
Plagiarism Exercise 2
Plagiarism Exercise
3
Don't Plagiarize:
Give Credit
Summary
Sources
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Plagiarism Exercise
Is
this plagiarism? The red words are an exact copy of the passage from the
book.
According to David Levinson,
"there are three possible origins of the word
massage,
the most commonly known form of bodywork. The first, from the
French "maser"
means to shampoo. The second, from the Greek "massein"
means to knead. And
the last, the Arabic "mas'h" means to press
softly."
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ANSWER: NO. This is not plagiarism. In the above
example,
credit was given to the
author of the book that
the information
is coming from. Also, using the quotation
marks indicates the information came from another source.
By citing the author and using quotation marks, by
giving
credit to the
source,
there is no plagiarism.
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