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Yes? No?Versión en línea Yes? No? por Arailym Amirbek 1 Brown (2021) argues that honesty in scholarly work underpins the entire university experience. Yes No 2 Williams (2021) suggests that the rise of easily accessible online content has made accidental plagiarism more common among graduate students. Yes No 3 According to Johnson (2022), universities worldwide are increasingly adopting AI-detection tools to identify contract cheating and AI-generated submissions. Yes No 4 Many scholars agree that paraphrasing, when done correctly, demonstrates a deeper understanding of the source material than direct quotation (Davis, 2018). Yes No 5 Lee (2023) found that students who received explicit instruction in citation practices were significantly less likely to commit unintentional plagiarism. Yes No 6 "Self-plagiarism occurs when authors reuse substantial portions of their own previously published work without attribution" (APA, 2020, p. 21). Yes No 7 Researchers have shown that violations of academic honesty negatively affect the quality of student learning (Kim, 2020). Yes No 8 "Academic integrity is the foundation of university education" (Brown, 2021, p. 12). Yes No 9 "Without proper attribution, even the most original thinker risks being labelled a plagiarist" (Marsh, 2020, p. 54). Yes No 10 "Plagiarism is not only stealing words; it is stealing ideas" (Smith, 2019, p. 7). Yes No

Yes? No?Versión en línea

Yes? No?

por Arailym Amirbek

Brown (2021) argues that honesty in scholarly work underpins the entire university experience.

Yes

Williams (2021) suggests that the rise of easily accessible online content has made accidental plagiarism more common among graduate students.

Yes

According to Johnson (2022), universities worldwide are increasingly adopting AI-detection tools to identify contract cheating and AI-generated submissions.

Yes

Many scholars agree that paraphrasing, when done correctly, demonstrates a deeper understanding of the source material than direct quotation (Davis, 2018).

Yes

Lee (2023) found that students who received explicit instruction in citation practices were significantly less likely to commit unintentional plagiarism.

Yes

"Self-plagiarism occurs when authors reuse substantial portions of their own previously published work without attribution" (APA, 2020, p. 21).

Yes

Researchers have shown that violations of academic honesty negatively affect the quality of student learning (Kim, 2020).

Yes

"Academic integrity is the foundation of university education" (Brown, 2021, p. 12).

Yes

"Without proper attribution, even the most original thinker risks being labelled a plagiarist" (Marsh, 2020, p. 54).

Yes

"Plagiarism is not only stealing words; it is stealing ideas" (Smith, 2019, p. 7).

Yes

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Yes? No?Versión en línea

por Arailym Amirbek

Brown (2021) argues that honesty in scholarly work underpins the entire university experience.

Williams (2021) suggests that the rise of easily accessible online content has made accidental plagiarism more common among graduate students.

According to Johnson (2022), universities worldwide are increasingly adopting AI-detection tools to identify contract cheating and AI-generated submissions.

Many scholars agree that paraphrasing, when done correctly, demonstrates a deeper understanding of the source material than direct quotation (Davis, 2018).

Lee (2023) found that students who received explicit instruction in citation practices were significantly less likely to commit unintentional plagiarism.

"Self-plagiarism occurs when authors reuse substantial portions of their own previously published work without attribution" (APA, 2020, p. 21).

Researchers have shown that violations of academic honesty negatively affect the quality of student learning (Kim, 2020).

"Academic integrity is the foundation of university education" (Brown, 2021, p. 12).

"Without proper attribution, even the most original thinker risks being labelled a plagiarist" (Marsh, 2020, p. 54).

"Plagiarism is not only stealing words; it is stealing ideas" (Smith, 2019, p. 7).

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