Question

_______Is taking someone else’s work and ideas

Answer 1

Answer:  

You may find a sentence, a few paragraphs in an article, a chapter of a book, or text on a website that explains a key idea. The idea may be extremely well written - but you cannot copy the author's exact words and put them into your assessment without providing a reference to the source.

If you present an idea as your own and do not reference the source, this is plagiarism.

Don't forget that you must reference all other works that you refer to and use in your assignment, from wherever they are sourced, including:

Ideas, theories, strategies

Statistics, graphs, diagrams, data, charts

Speeches, plays, poems

Pictures, films

Computer programs

Sources may include: websites, online journals, books, printed journals and articles, newspapers (print or online), plays, tutors' notes, other students' work. They may be published or unpublished.

By correctly referencing sources, you are showing that you respect the original author's work and his/her right to credit for that work.

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