The principles underlying documenting sources may be different in the workplace than at school. Read each of the following statements, and mark whether the statement is true or false. True False The standards for deciding what sources need to be listed at work are different from the standards that apply at school. If you obtained permission from the copyright owner, you must document the source. A publication produced and distributed by a U.S. government agency would be considered to be in the public domain. Ethical standards for citing sources are the same in every culture. Anything found on the web is in the public domain