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Plagiarism occurs when you |
present another person’s ideas, intentionally or unintentionally, as your own |
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Which of the following is not plagiarism? |
Offering information from one’s personal experience |
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Patchwriting is |
using words and phrases from the source text and patching them together in new sentence |
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Not providing quotation marks around a direct quotation is |
plagiarism because it leads to the false assumption that the words are your own. |
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Imagine you encounter a piece of text that is 30 words long from page 110 of an article. You would like to use this text in your paper. What should you do? |
Put the text word-for-word in your paper, but make sure to put quotations around the text and cite the source. Note that it came from page 110. Then include the source in your list of references a |
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A research question is |
the question a researcher asks that guides his or her inquiry into the topic. |
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Understanding public opinion |
is not an element one would need to focus one’s topic |
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When paraphrasing a passage for your paper, you should |
c) use your own phrasing. |
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If you do not get any hits when typing in your search terms into the search tab, you |
d) want to divide your question into keywords. Then you can search on the keywords. |
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A trade journal |
b) provides specialized news on an industry |
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Coverage refers to |
the way a source investigates, discusses, and handles a topic |
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Currency refers to |
d) the date the article was published. |
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Reliability refers to |
sources that are well documented and grounded in scholarly or credible research, data, or both. |
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Three strategies a student should use in researching are |
b) balance of voice; summarizing, paraphrasing, and quoting; and citing. |
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Square brackets are used to |
change a word in a quotation so that it makes more sense grammatically. |
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