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Copying some of the university lecture slides for an oral presentation without citing and referencing appropriately

Using your own opinions in an assignment without citing and referencing yourself appropriately

Using the exact words of another person without quotation marks, in-text citation and reference to that person

Using another person's ideas in an assignment without citing and referencing them appropriately

Medical databases contain peer-reviewed evidence and are therefore trustworthy sources of accurate, high quality information

Many medical databases provide a comprehensive catalogue of articles (for example, MEDLINE and PubMed contain >20 million resources).

Search strategies can usually be built (for example, using Boolean operators and wildcards) in medical databases to find articles that answer a specific research question.

Medical databases often have limiting fields that allow searches to be restricted (for example, by date range, trial type, humans, title/abstract)

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Using generative artificial intelligence to brainstorm or create a summary of a topic, and critically evaluating its accuracy based on your knowledge and notes from the unit.

Using generative artificial intelligence in one of your assessments with appropriate acknowledgement (when you have been advised that you are allowed to use generative AI for that assessment).

Asking AI to generate 10 practice questions to test your knowledge on how to use APA 7th referencing correctly.

Pasting assignment questions into an AI tool and asking it to provide answers to assignment questions.