Copyright+and+Plagiarism

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Plagiarism is the act of presenting someone else's ideas or words as your own. The most __obvious__ form of plagiarism consists of stealing an author's exact words and failing to use quotation marks or to cite the author. Some common examples of plagiarism are: Note: Text isn't the only thing that can be plagiarized. You also must credit the sources of images, graphics, charts, drawings, video, music, etc.
 * PLAGIARISM Information**
 * **copying** someone else's words **without using quotation marks and citing** (giving credit to) the source,
 * **paraphrasing or summarizing** someone else's words **without citing** the source,
 * **quoting** someone else's words **inaccurately**,
 * restating someone else's **original or specialized ideas without citing** the source,
 * **misrepresenting** someone else's words or ideas,
 * citing the **wrong source**, and
 * **pretending** someone else's work is your own.

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