How to avoid plagiarism and cite sources
What exactly is plagiarism? It can be defined as the deliberate copying of another's text and passing it off as one's own, careless or inaccurate citation of the literature used, or failure to cite (even if unintentional) of any resource used. It's unethical, and it's basically theft. We have some tips on how to avoid becoming a plagiarist and perhaps inadvertently getting into trouble.
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When can I be at risk of plagiarism?
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How to quote correctly?
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What risks and penalties do I face if I am found to have plagiarised?
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How is plagiarism detected at MU?
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Where and how are MU papers inspected?
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The system found similarities to my work. What does that mean?
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How does MU approach the use of AI tools?
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When do I face expulsion from my studies?