Working independently on an assignment

Recording notes from a website and not citing it

Working with someone to complete an individual task

Using a plagiarism detector to complete your work

Falsely citing your work

Changing or making up data for work

Exaggerating the importance of research findings

Using a paraphrase instead of a quote

Submitting the same work for different assignments

Using a thesaurus to replace words that you've duplicated

Cloning yourself to do your work

Teamwork on a group project

A rare activity that doesn't often happen in RC

Use quotes form a source without citation

Write notes from a text and put the author in brackets afterwards

Copying text word for word

Legal rights protecting creations of the mind, such as inventions, art, and designs

Physical property owned by a business

Ideas owned by smart people

A collection of books

Using your brain and pencil on paper

machine learning algorithm that predicts what you watch on Netflix

Robots that function on a set program

Data storage systems like Google Drive

Just use your own brain (because you know everything already)

Cite all your sources in your References (Bibliography)

Copying and pasting only a few senteces from articles

Using your friend's work (who had used a plagiarism checker)

Protect the rights of creators and avoid legal issues

Ensure everyone can use each other's work freely

To save time when doing research

Because your librarians say so

Creative works from your brain

A brand's logos, names, or slogans that identify its products or services

The recipe for famous fried chicken

A country's ability to protect Trump's hairstyle