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Research Process: Plagiarism

Guidelines for a successful research experience. Adapted from the Copley Library Guide, http://cbury.libguides.com/research.

Why Bother to Cite Your Sources?

Citing the sources you use when writing any paper is all about giving credit where credit is dueUsing the words and ideas of other people without giving them credit is plagiarism and is considered academic misconduct

Learning to cite your sources isn't just about avoiding consequences, it's about developing adacemic integrity, a quality that will benefit you in every aspect of your education

Plagiarism : You Can't Just Change a Few Words

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10 Types of Plagiarism

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