Plagiarism is the act of using someone else's work without giving them appropriate credit. The act of plagiarizing academic writing involves using texts, ideas, or information without properly referencing the source.
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1) Academic writing and plagiarism : a linguistic analysis
ISBN: 9780826491664
Personal Author: Pecorari, Diane.
Call Number: PN 167 .P364 2008
Location: Open Collection - Level 1M
2) Student plagiarism in an online world : problems and solutions
ISBN: 9781599048017 / 9781599048031
Call Number: PN 167 .S78 2008
Location: Open Collection - Level 1M
3) Guiding students from cheating and plagiarism to honesty and integrity : strategies for change
ISBN: 9781591582755
Personal Author: Lathrop, Ann.
Call Number: LB3609 .L27 2005
Location: Open Collection - Level 1M
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