Understanding Plagiarism

What is plagiarism?

• Passing off someone else's work as your own

• Creating original content

• Citing all sources correctly

• Using your own ideas in a paper

Which of the following is an example of plagiarism?

• Paraphrasing information and citing the source

• Conducting your own research

• Writing a paper from scratch

• Copying a friend's assignment and submitting it as your own

Why do some students commit plagiarism?

• They enjoy writing

• They want to avoid a low grade

• They understand the topic well

• They have plenty of time

What is one reason to avoid plagiarism?

• It is easier than doing original work

• It saves time

• It is encouraged by teachers

• It helps you learn and develop skills

What happens to your learning process when you commit plagiarism?

• It becomes more efficient

• It improves significantly

• It remains unaffected

• It gets interrupted

How does plagiarism affect your creativity?

• It enhances it

• It limits it

• It has no effect

• It encourages new ideas

What is a consequence of not developing competencies due to plagiarism?

• You excel in your studies

• You have gaps in your knowledge

• You become more knowledgeable

• You gain more respect

Why is plagiarism considered disrespectful?

• It is a form of flattery

• It disrespects the effort of others

• It acknowledges the original author

• It shows you value others' work

What do you lose when you commit plagiarism?

• Time and opportunities for growth

• More free time

• Better grades

• Respect from peers

What should you remember about your own ideas and reflections?

• They are less important than others' ideas

• They should be hidden

• They are valuable and should not be overshadowed by plagiarism

• They are not important