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YALL GAY ASF

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One form of plagiarism is self-plagiarising, how you can do this is by republishing your work without referencing the initial paper. This is plagiarism because the thought and ideas are only original once!

Another form is copying someone else’s work and just changing a few words or leaving the words the same, but don’t quote it or cite it properly. You cannot just switch up some sentences or look up synonyms for key words and then pass it off as your own. This is a very common form of plagiarism.

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One of the many ways that one can plagiarize is the  Accidental Plagiarize technique. That is when somebody doesn't even realize that they are copying the work or ideas of other people but still use the work. Another way they can do this is if they forget to give the proper people credit for their work by including the proper information in their citations.

Another plagiarizing technique is the self plagiarize technique. That is when somebody tries to use their own past work trying to get out of having to write a few more words or even whole paragraphs or just the whole paper or assignment. This is considered plagiarism because even if the previous work is done by you, the point of it is that you had no orignal thoughts and it is still considered taking the work from another person even if it is yourself.i

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There's self plagiarism which is when you try to use your own work over again. Like if you wrote a paper for another class then tried to use that same paper as an original idea of yours in another. It's only original once!
There's also holy quotable plagiarism which is when your entire paper is made up of things other people said with no original idea of yours put into it.

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One form of plagiarism is self plagiarism. Self plagiarism is when you re write a paper that you already did for something else again. Another form of plagiarism is Brainchild Snatching. This is when someone else steals another ones work. These are both considered plagiarism because you are taking someone elses work without citing it.

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One form of plagiarism is self plagiarism, and that's when you, intentionally or not, end up copying yourself. This one it incredibly easy to do because once you find a technique or a format that you like, you can end up writing the same things again and again, ergo, you are cheating.

Another form is accidental plagiarism, which is when you aren't citing your sources correctly. This means you aren't purposely taking anyone else's work, but because you failed to cite correctly, you are.

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Self plagiarism is when you use parts of previous papers that you have written or other homework and you use parts of it in your papers without getting the teachers permission to do so. Accidental plagiarism is when you don't cite a source properly or don't quote them exactly.

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One of many types of plagiarism is the wild goose chase technique. That is when you fake the author, page number,  and titles of the sources you are using. It is considered plagiarism because it is stealing someones idea without giving them credit for their work.

Another type of plagiarism is self plagiarism. That is when you use your old work in a different paper without citing yourself. It is considered plagiarism because it is still an idea that is being taken, even though it is from yourself.

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Brainchild Snatching are sneaky stealers that take others work. Which brings in the information of them being kidnappers. There is even something called self-plagiarism. Someone could search one sentence from the work that was presented and find multiple things. It’s also someone trying to make it seem like somebody else’s work is theirs.

The wild goose chase technique in younger terms could be also called the switcheroo method. These people copy work, but then use fake sources like authors, book pages, or even titles. Paraphrasing is big dealing with this technique. This plagiarism basically because its somebody else’s work.

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Brainchild snatching is a form of plagiarism in which one copies and pastes whole paragraphs, sentences, or ideas in general without citing or using quotations. This is considered plagiarism because the person doing this is trying to pass of others’ ideas as their own.

The wild goose chase technique is one in which plagiarists try to cover up their plagiarism by implementing fake book titles, authors, and page numbers into their paper. These plagiarists also take the basic idea and sentence structure from an original work and put them into their paper, trying to pass it off as their own by switching some of the words in the sentence with synonyms. This is considered plagiarism because, once again, the plagiarist is stealing someone else’s idea and trying to pass it off as their own.

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Brain child snatchers are when people copy paragraphs word for word and don't put any of their own ideas into the paper.

Wild Goose technique is when authors use fake titles or authors to order to cover up plagiarism.
Ashley Muscatello

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Two types of plagiarism are self plagiarism and  Wild Goose Chase. Self plagiarism is when you take a passage or a whole text you have written before and present it as new information. Wild Goose Chase Plagiarism is when you cite your sources with faulty names, or websites. It is still plagiarism if you cite it wrong.
-Cheyenne I

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Two types of plagiarism that stuck out to me were the "Wild Goose Chase" method and the "Selective Amnesia." The Wild Goose Chase method seems like more work than actually doing the correct citing, it's where someone makes up fake sources to hide plagiarism. You can avoid this by simply citing the correct sources 100% of the time. The Selective Amnesia method is also pretty low, it's where you cite certain things from a source correctly while you present other ideas of the sources as your own. You can avoid this by being original and coming up with your own content to add to your works.

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Two types of plagiarism that stuck out to me were the "Wild Goose Chase" method and the "Selective Amnesia." The Wild Goose Chase method seems like more work than actually doing the correct citing, it's where someone makes up fake sources to hide plagiarism. You can avoid this by simply citing the correct sources 100% of the time. The Selective Amnesia method is also pretty low, it's where you cite certain things from a source correctly while you present other ideas of the sources as your own. You can avoid this by being original and coming up with your own content to add to your works.

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Andrea Kirk

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I agree with video, self plagiarism is lazy. How hard is it to site your own work? Taken parts of a text and playing it off by switching a word or two is just plan lazy. I believe if you can't come up with your own word then why even try.

Jeanette Wieburg

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Wholly Quotable means to have a whole document with other peoples' ideas and none of your own.
Self Plagiarism is when you copy work that you have previously typed/written before.

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Self plagiarism- repurposing something you've previously written and passing it off as new.
Wholly Quotable- directly copying a phrase while changing or rewording a few words.
-Abbi Edwards

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One form of plagiarism is where an individual replaces a few words from a quote or they use synonyms in place of words. This is considered plagiarism because the words are not your own just because you changed a few words. Another form of plagiarism was using quotes from another source for the majority of your paper, and this is plagiarism because there are no ideas of your own within the paper.

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One form of plagiarism is where an individual replaces a few words from a quote or they use synonyms in place of words. This is considered plagiarism because the words are not your own just because you changed a few words. Another form of plagiarism was using quotes from another source for the majority of your paper, and this is plagiarism because there are no ideas of your own within the paper.

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- Savannah Sharp

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Hi Class! Click on the pink circle with the white plus sign and begin posting your plagiarism examples from the video we watched in class.

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Hi Class! Click on the pink circle with the white plus sign and begin posting your plagiarism examples from the video we watched in class.

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Thanks!
Cammie

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When one copies their own work written earlier, it is considered plagiarism because one is claiming that it is a new idea when it is not. Another is when you copy and paste the source but change every other word using a thesaurus because it still isn't your own ideas. It will even be glaringly obvious especially since synonyms have different connotations and will drastically change the meaning of the writing. 

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When one copies their own work written earlier, it is considered plagiarism because one is claiming that it is a new idea when it is not. Another is when you copy and paste the source but change every other word using a thesaurus because it still isn't your own ideas. It will even be glaringly obvious especially since synonyms have different connotations and will drastically change the meaning of the writing. 

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- Rachel Peterson

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The first one was self plagiarism. Which means that you copy old work that you have done in the past. The second one was brain child snatchers. which is where they just take the whole paper and don't give any credit to the owner.