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  1. Examples of plagiarism: Types of Plagiarism in Academic Research

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  2. Plagiarism in Research and How to Avoid It

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  3. 10 Types of Plagiarism

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  4. (PDF) Plagiarism: An Important Research Misconduct

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  5. (PDF) Why Should the Journal of Clinical Microbiology Apologize for

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  1. Plagiarism in Scientific Research and Publications and How to Prevent

    There are ways to avoid plagiarism, and should just be followed simple steps when writing a paper. There are several ways to avoid plagiarism ( 1, 6 ): Paraphrasing - When information is found that is great for research, it is read and written with own words. Quote - Very efficient way to avoid plagiarism.

  2. What is plagiarism and how to avoid it?

    Self plagiarism: "Publication of one's own data that have already been published is not acceptable since it distorts scientific record." 1 Self-plagiarized publications do not contribute to scientific work; they just increase the number of papers published without justification in scientific research. 8 The authors get benefit in the form of increased number of published papers. 8 Self ...

  3. Plagiarism detection and prevention: a primer for researchers

    Creative thinking and plagiarism. Plagiarism is often revealed in works of novice non-Anglophone authors who are exposed to a conservative educational environment that encourages copying and memorizing and rejects creative thinking [12, 13].The gaps in training on research methodology, ethical writing, and acceptable editing support are also viewed as barriers to targeting influential journals ...

  4. Plagiarism in articles published in journals indexed in the Scientific

    This study analyzes the possible occurrence of plagiarism and self-plagiarism in a sample of articles published in the Scientific Periodicals Electronic Library (SPELL), an open database that indexes business journals in Brazil. The author compared one sample obtained in 2013 (n = 47 articles) and another selected from 2018 (n = 118 articles). In both samples, we verified the guidelines that ...

  5. Exclusive: investigators found plagiarism and data falsification in

    In Garofalo's case, a committee found 11 cases of research misconduct — 7 concerning plagiarism and 4 image falsification — in 8 papers published while she was in Croce's laboratory (of ...

  6. Plagiarism in scientific research and publications and how to prevent

    The practice is to inform the editors about discovered plagiarism and articles are withdrawn from the database, while the authors are put on the so-called black list. So far this is the only way of preventing plagiarism, because there are no other sanctions. Keywords: citing; ethics; plagiarism; scientific research.

  7. Modern threats in academia: evaluating plagiarism and ...

    Plagiarism and research integrity are sensitive issues in the academic setting, especially after the recent offspring of artificial intelligence (AI) and large language models (LLMs) such as GPT-4.0 .

  8. Plagiarism in research

    Plagiarism is a well-known and growing issue in the academic world. It is estimated to make up a substantial part of the total number of serious deviations from good research practice (Titus et al. 2008; Vitse and Poland 2012).For some journals it is indeed a serious problem, with up to a third of the published papers containing plagiarism (Zhang 2010; Baždaric et al. 2012; Butler 2010).

  9. Plagiarism in Project Studies

    Plagiarism is not only an issue in conferences and low-quality publications. The Office of Research Integrity (ORI) argues that [p]lagiarism is "one of the most frequent areas of concern for journal editors (Wagner, 2011) with a third of retracted journal articles being due to plagiarism or self-plagiarism (Fang et al., 2012)."

  10. (PDF) Plagiarism in research

    While a lot has been written about the issue of plagiarism in research and scientific publishing (Butler, 2010; Helgesson and Eriksson, 2015; Maurer et al., 2006), literally no attention was paid ...

  11. When is 'self-plagiarism' OK? New guidelines offer ...

    Support nonprofit science journalism. Sophisticated, trustworthy reporting about science has never been more important. As part of the AAAS mission, Science has built a global award-winning network of reporters and editors that independently cover the most important developments in research and policy. Your tax-deductible contribution plays a critical role in sustaining this effort.

  12. Full article: The case for academic plagiarism education: A PESA

    Recent research testing tools for plagiarism detection 'show that although some systems can indeed help identify some ... Most of the authors of this article, like many teachers, see plagiarism as a mistake by students. ... A., & Fyfe, A. (2020). Special issue: Editorship and the editing of scientific journals, 1750-1950. Centaurus, 62 ...

  13. Insight into modern-day plagiarism: The science of pseudo research

    A survey conducted by Nogueira et al., in 2017, reported that out of 72 retracted articles from 44 journals, plagiarism was the main reason for retraction in 13 articles, i.e., 18.1% of the ... Wahrekar S. Choosing the scientific journal for publishing research work: Perceptions of medical and dental researchers. Clujul Med. 2017; 90:196 ...

  14. Insight into modern-day plagiarism: The science of pseudo re... : Tzu

    INTRODUCTION. In the biomedical sector, where conducting a research and publication in respectable indexed journals is the highest reward for scholarly and professional research scientists, the ease of access to these published researches via the internet has helped to develop and thrive plagiarized researches [].The higher number of publications and their credit points according to the ...

  15. A Case of Plagiarism: Lessons for Editors ...

    Most of the recommended responses to situations of possible plagiarism are directed to the editor of the culpable journal. In either case, thanks to the dedicated efforts of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and its ongoing contributions to the World Conference on Research Integrity, the editor can follow the COPE guidelines or flowcharts related to dealing with potential cases of ...

  16. The citation black market: schemes selling fake references ...

    Research-integrity watchers are concerned about the growing ways in which scientists can fake or manipulate the citation counts of their studies. In recent months, increasingly bold practices have ...

  17. How prevalent are plagiarized submissions? Global survey of editors

    Whilst much of the research looks at recent evidence from medical journals, in 2004, Enders surveyed economics journal editors and reported that nearly 24% of responding editors encounter one case of plagiarism in a typical year (Enders & Hoover, 2004) - suggesting that the problem is neither new nor discipline-related.

  18. Full article: Prevalence of plagiarism in hijacked journals: A text

    However, these studies have not adequately addressed potential violations of scientific ethics in questionable journals, limiting the research to the analysis of several journals or case studies. The analysis of three predatory nursing journals found a substantial level of plagiarism and duplication in them (Owens and Nicoll Citation 2019 ).

  19. Plagiarism in research

    Plagiarism is a major problem for research. There are, however, divergent views on how to define plagiarism and on what makes plagiarism reprehensible. ... As a result of our normative analysis, we suggest that what makes plagiarism reprehensible as such is that it distorts scientific credit. In addition, intentional plagiarism involves ...

  20. Professor Caught For Plagiarizing Articles in Nursing Journals

    Due to the recent incident, an editor at the American Journal of Nursing (AJN) prevented publishing a plagiarized article by Weber. According to the Office of Research Integrity, cases like Weber's are uncommon and it issues rulings in less than a dozen like instances each year. Shawn Kennedy, editor of the American Journal of Nursing, said ...

  21. Knowing and Avoiding Plagiarism During Scientific Writing

    Medical and dental writing includes presentation of different scientific documents that consists research related topics, case presentations, and review articles, which help in educating and promoting health related information to the general public. ... Lastly, by rejecting plagiarized articles at journal office by the editor, it also helps ...

  22. French physicist accused of plagiarism seems set to lose ...

    LIONEL BONAVENTURE/AFP/Getty Image. Étienne Klein, a celebrated French physicist and popularizer of science, seems set to lose his post as president of the Institute for Advanced Studies for Science and Technology (IHEST) in Paris after allegations that he plagiarized more than a dozen scientists, philosophers, and writers in books and articles.

  23. Self-Plagiarism in Project Studies: A Call for Action and Reflection

    As Callahan (2018, p. 306) states, "whether a real issue of ethical concern or a moral panic, self-plagiarism has captured the attention of authors, editors, publishers, and plagiarism-detection software companies," and has led to fierce debates on the judgment of fair reuse of one's own work. This editorial will revisit these debates and explain the views and expectations of the Project ...

  24. Mapping safe drinking water use in low- and middle-income ...

    Safe drinking water is influenced by a range of interacting environmental and socioeconomic factors. At the landscape scale, water availability can be influenced by local precipitation, evapotranspiration, soil moisture, vegetation, water storage dynamics, and human water use ().At finer scales, drinking water quality can be influenced by a range of human activities that can be predicted on ...

  25. PLAGIARISM IN SCIENTIFIC PUBLISHING

    However, as editor, I was able during 2012 to withdraw 5 articles from publishing because it was indicated to me by the reviewers or readers of articles about plagiarism and in one case by an author who was plagiarized and the article was published in the Medical Archives journal that I edited (Figure (Figure2). 2). In the former Yugoslavia ...

  26. Similarity and Plagiarism in Scholarly Journal Submissions: Bringing

    These are probably the most common questions regarding plagiarism that many research experts in scientific writing are usually faced with, but a definitive answer to them is less known to many. ... Scopus search for plagiarism in title of journal articles found 2,159 results. This suggests that the papers retracted for plagiarism are in fact ...

  27. Ruthenium isotopes show the Chicxulub impactor was a ...

    Several mass extinction events occurred on Earth during the Phanerozoic era, the geologic time period from 539 million years ago (Ma) to the present (1, 2).The most recent mass extinction occurred simultaneously with the Cretaceous-Paleogene (K-Pg) geologic boundary at 66 Ma, during which ≳60% of all species were extinguished ().The geologic signature of the K-Pg boundary was produced by the ...

  28. How South Korea can support female research leaders

    Seoul National University (SNU), the largest public university in South Korea — where I have worked for nearly 40 years — has roughly 22,000 undergraduate students and a similar number of ...