Read the College Paper Case Study.. As you read, consider how you would rate the responsibility of each person involved. Next, review the University of the People's Academic Integrity and Code of Conduct Statements. When you're done reading, compose a discussion post that addresses the following: 1. Who is at fault for plagiarizing, and why? How could plagiarism have been avoided? 2. Why do students plagiarize? 3. How will you ensure that you will not inadvertently plagiarize while engaged in your studies at UoPeople? Be sure to discuss at least two strategies you will use to prevent plagiarism in your work and to address the importance of APA citation and references. CASE STUDY - COLLEGE PAPER PROFESSOR LOVELIT REGGIE was really upset. He hadn't started the paper. In fact he had only read about 25 pages out of the 300 he needed to read before beginning the paper. Making matters worse, he had missed class discussions because of games. The first thing Reggie did was call SALLY, his academic support counselor, to see if he could work with a tutor on his paper. Sally met with him, but she told him tutoring wouldn't help until he read more of the book. He asked her if she had read the book, and she said no, Reggie tried to read more on the weekend, but he didn't have much time because of a game. Besides he had to prepare for exams in other classes. By Sunday night Reggie was really stressed out and started searching the Internet to see what he could find out about the book. Finally, he found an essay on the Internet and used it to write his paper. The next day he ran into ARNIE, another student in his class. Arnie said he hadn't started on the essay and was still trying to finish the book. Reggie told Amie about the Internet essay, but wamed him against using much of it since he was already using it for his essay. On Tuesday, Reggie took his essay to Sally to have her read it over. Sally told him the essay didn't make much sense and asked him to explain to her what he was trying to say. She soon realized he hadn't read much more of the book and told him she really couldn't help him. She warned him about turning in someone else's ideas as his own. Reggie went away discouraged. On Wednesday he tried to revise the essay some more before turning it in on Thursday morning Meanwhile, Arnie kept trying to read the book. However, he was really upset because the book was difficult and he couldn't read it quickly. Wednesday night in a panic, he took the Internet essay, added his own introduction and conclusion and turned it in during class on Friday. On Sunday night when Reggie returned from his meet, he had a voice mail message from PROFESSOR LOVELIT asking him to come to her office on Monday morning. At the meeting, she explained that she knew he and Amie had not written their own papers. Not only were the papers almost exactly alike, but also she had found the original essay on the Internet. On top of that their papers were not about the assigned topic. She told him that they would both receive an F for their final grade in the course. Listed below are the characters in this story. Rank them in order of their responsibility for Reggie's failing grade. Give a different score to each character. Be prepared to explain your choices. Most responsible Least responsible Professor Lovelit, the teacher Sally, the academic counselor Reggie, the student-athlete Arnie, the other student