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What is plagiarism?
What is plagiarism?
- Using your own work without permission
- Using your own work with permission
- Using someone else's work with permission
- Using someone else's work without permission (correct)
What is the consequence of plagiarism?
What is the consequence of plagiarism?
- Legal action
- Loss of credibility (correct)
- Academic suspension
- Monetary fine
What is the definition of self-plagiarism?
What is the definition of self-plagiarism?
- Using someone else's work with permission
- Using someone else's work without permission
- Using your own work without permission (correct)
- Using your own work with permission
What is not protected by copyright?
What is not protected by copyright?
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What works can be protected by copyright?
What works can be protected by copyright?
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Study Notes
Understanding Plagiarism and Copyright
- Plagiarism: Presenting someone else's ideas, words, or work as one's own, without proper acknowledgement or citation.
Consequences of Plagiarism
- Academic consequences: Failure, suspension, or expulsion from academic institutions.
- Professional consequences: Loss of credibility, termination of employment, or legal action.
Understanding Self-Plagiarism
- Self-plagiarism: Passing off one's own previously published work as new, without proper acknowledgement or citation.
Copyright Basics
- What is not protected by copyright: Ideas, facts, and information (but creative expressions of them can be).
Copyright Protection
- Works protected by copyright: Original literary, dramatic, musical, and artistic works, such as books, movies, songs, and software.
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