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Kindly find a case about ethics of writing a paper.

Read, make a summary of this case, and give your opinion about how students should act in an ideal manner, and how professors should act if they experience discover such case with their students.

Case# 2: Is There an Ethics of Writing Papers? Perhaps the most common ethical issue that students and teachers confront involves plagiarism. In fact, a 2010 survey of 43,000 high school students showed that one student in three admitted to using the Internet to plagiarize an assignment.4 From the academic perspective, there is no more serious offense than plagiarizing the work of others. Yet, many students seem honestly surprised to learn that what they believed was research is interpreted as unethical behavior by their teachers. Many students rely on Internet sources while writing their school papers. It is all too easy to cut and paste sections of an online source into one's own writing assignment, and to neglect to put it inside quotation marks and cite a source. On one particular website, users can post a question that they are struggling with and identify the amount they are willing to pay for an answer. "Tutors" then write a custom lesson that answers the questions posted in order to receive payment. The website claims it does not help the student cheat; instead, it is simply offering an online tutoring service. It contends that all users, both students and tutors, must agree to the website's academic honesty policy in order to use the website's services. No doubt, some of this is intentional cheating, such as when a student downloads or purchases an entire paper or answer from a "tutor" or other Internet source. But, in many cases, students seem honestly confused that their teacher treats an unattributed cut-and-pasted passage as cheating. Most teachers can recall situations in which they have had to explain to a student why this practice is unethical. Such cases are not rare. People often make bad ethical decisions because they fail to understand that there is an ethical issue involved. Typically, they have not thought through the implications of their decision and have not stepped back from their situation to reflect on their choice and to consider their decision from other points of view. Often, they are simply too involved in the immediate situation to think about such things. This is a good example of normative myopia and inattentional blindness