Plagiarism in academia and the media and even by celebrities has been a topic of discussion worldwide. Occasionally the activity is blatant while other times it may be accidental or due to lack of knowledge about rules. Assuming credit for the “copy and paste” reuse of another’s published work or otherwise not providing origin or attribution for research is unethical and a symptom of misconduct. You worked diligently during undergraduate studies to understand materials and address them using your own words. I am sure it made you proud to earn a bachelor’s degree that represented attainment of advanced knowledge. While continuing your educational journey, let’s take time to analyze your outlook on cheating and plagiarism.

Aware of what constitutes plagiarism and how to recognize and avoid it. Share some tips and advice that you learned which will improve the way you write and ensure that your voice is heard loud and clear even when analyzing complex materials. Demonstrate a full understanding of the concept based on academic research. Share any concerns you have about the rules surrounding what constitutes plagiarism.

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Plagiarism is an unethical act of illegally taking someones work and then presenting it as your own ... View the full answer