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 You must indicate the source of ideas and information that are not common knowledge. In articles to be published in scientific journals, ethical standards for documentation are more stringent than for on-the-job reports and proposals. A table of information created by a U.S. government department would be considered to be in the public domain. The standards for deciding what sources need to be listed at work are the same as the standards that apply at school. Standards of fair use do not apply to material unless it has a copyright notation