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While writing an academic paper, you use statistics from a research report but do not mention where you found them.What principle are you violating?
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A lecturer asks you to revise your assignment, but instead of addressing their comments, you falsely claim that you have addressed all the comments and submit the same version.What type of misconduct is this?
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You are writing a research paper on climate change. You come across an article that explains key points exactly as you want to present them. You decide to copy and paste the text without citing the source.Is this plagiarism?
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You found a source that perfectly supports your argument. Instead of copying, you rewrite the content in your own words but don’t include a citation.What academic principle does this violate?
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You write an essay but unintentionally forget to include some citations.Is this plagiarism?
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You complete a draft of your essay and ask a friend to proofread it. They rewrite large sections for clarity.Have you violated academic writing principles?
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Your professor asks for in-text citations in Harvard style, but you provide footnotes instead.Is this a breach of academic integrity?
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You use multiple sources in your essay but don’t list all of them in your bibliography.Have you breached academic writing principles?
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