S9 Consequences of plagiarism by Carola Natalia Romero Vera

Week9 Plagiarism

cromerov — 2026-05-16 16:20:26 UTC

Watch the video again and take notes of the three consequences of plagiarism.

Which one is the most serious? Why?

Consequences

2026-05-16 16:24:25 UTC

The biggest consequence for me, besides just getting reported and losing professional credibility, is the damage you do to yourself. Copying another's work means you didn't develop the skills associated with that particular job, wich is specially concerning when people's lives depend on you, like in the health sector,

Brenda Mamani Ccari

2026-05-16 16:25:51 UTC

According to the video, plagiarism can cause many serious problems for me. It can lead to a loss of credibility and reputation, both in school and in my future career. In school, plagiarism can result in serious penalties, such as failing courses or even being expelled. Furthermore, it can lead to legal problems for using other people's work without permission, which can close doors to future opportunities. But the worst part is that plagiarism damages my personal integrity and my own values. That's why I must always strive to do my own work honestly and ethically, without copying others. In the end, that's what will help me grow and succeed.

Abigail Alvarado Gutierrez

2026-05-16 16:25:54 UTC

Which one is the most serious? Why?

I think the most serious consequence is being expelled from the university because the student can lose their studies and also their future opportunities.

Personally, I would cite the sources correctly to avoid sanctions and demonstrate honesty in my studies.

Fanny Pilco Pfoccori

2026-05-16 16:29:14 UTC

CONSEQUENCES For me, it cand lead to legal penalties for copyright infringement, expulsion from the university, and the loss of professional credibility.

Christian Alessandro Vilca Cutipa

75342714 — 2026-05-16 16:29:35 UTC

For me, the most serious consequence is being suspended or expelled from university. While failing an assignment or even a course is a setback that can usually be remedied, expulsion is a drastic measure that completely halts your academic progress. In addition, you lose the time and money invested in your studies up to that point.

Ramiro Vasquez

2026-05-16 16:29:49 UTC

The most serious consequence is being punished by the university, such as being removed or failing the course. Also, you lose the opportunity to learn new things and improve as a person and as a professional.

Consequences of plagiarism - Cesar Michael Argott

2026-05-16 16:30:22 UTC

Plagiarism is considered a very serious breach of academic integrity, carrying significant penalties that can jeopardize a student's academic career. Educational institutions actively monitor for this type of misconduct using tools like Turniting. Therefore, any form of plagiarism, whether intentional or accidental, results in disciplinary measures that directly affect a student's grades and enrollment.

Some of the consequences include:

Failing an assessment

Failing a course

Being suspended or expelled from the university

Besides, it's ethically wrong to use information that took someone else a long time to find.

Oliver Loaiza

2026-05-16 16:31:12 UTC

For me, the worst consequence is not learning. If you copy, you don't develop your own skills. This is very dangerous in careers like engineering, because other people's lives can depend on your knowledge. Also, if someone discovers you copied, you can lose your job and your reputation.

Geraldine

72790951 — 2026-05-16 16:31:14 UTC

For me, the problems are not just in university. If you do this, teachers will not recommend you to anyone, and you cannot travel to study in another country. It will also be hard to get a good job because companies check your past.

Nelly Ramos

2026-05-16 16:31:54 UTC

I think some consequences of plagiarism would be like. First, to be reported by the institution. Second, legal consequences. Then infringing copyright. Next, we generate distrust in society. Finally, each job is considered dubious.

I believe it is important to take all these considerations into account.

2026-05-16 16:33:09 UTC

Academic or professional penalties.

Loss of credibility and reputation.

Lack of real learning and skill development.

Which is the most serious? Why?

The biggest consequence for me, besides just getting reported and losing professional credibility, is the damage you do to yourself. Copying another person's work means you did not develop the skills associated with that job.

LIZETH CACERES CUEVAS

2026-05-16 16:33:25 UTC

Which one is the most serious? Why?

For me, the most serious consequence is being expelled from university because it can stop your academic and professional future. It also damages your reputation and makes it harder to get good opportunities in the future.

Michelle Francine Zegarra Condori

2026-05-16 16:33:58 UTC

For me, the most serious consequence of plagiarism is losing credibility and reputation. In university, you can fail your courses or even be expelled. Also, it can cause legal problems if you use someone's work without permission. But the worst part is that you damage your own integrity and values.

Freddy Catacora Luna

2026-05-16 16:34:10 UTC

Copying someone else's work means that you did not make an effort or did not understand what you intended to do. In a professional context, it damages your image, and for me, the most serious consequence is being reported for doing this because it harms your professional reputation and makes you lose all credibility.

Katty Rocio Suyo Vilca

2026-05-16 16:35:11 UTC

For me, plagiarism is completely wrong because I believe it destroys academic integrity and undermines genuine learning efforts by passing off someone else's ideas, words, or conclusions as one's own. It's a serious offense, because even if I commit it accidentally due to poor source documentation, it's still a grave infraction that damages my reputation and my education. Furthermore, I'm fully aware that engaging in this practice carries extremely severe consequences for my future, three of which the video specifically highlights: first, I could fail a particular assessment or assignment; second, I risk failing an entire course; and, in the worst-case scenario, I could be suspended or even expelled from the university.

Andre Tejada Paredes

2026-05-16 16:35:15 UTC

For me, It destroys your future

When a school expels you for plagiarism, it goes on your permanent academic record. Other schools and universities will see this. Most of them will not accept you because they cannot trust you.

Aphril Cuaila Alvarado

2026-05-16 16:35:46 UTC

For me, one of the most serious consequences of plagiarism would be the possibility of facing severe academic penalties, such as failing courses or even being expelled from the university. This is crucial, as plagiarism not only damages personal integrity, but can also have a significant academic impact, seriously affecting my educational path and future opportunities.

Jimena Taco

2026-05-16 16:37:09 UTC

I think the most serious consequence is losing people’s trust. If a student plagiarizes, teachers and classmates may think they are not honest. This can affect their studies and future opportunities. In my opinion, it is always better to do your own work and cite sources correctly.

2026-05-16 16:37:28 UTC

According to the video, plagiarism can create many serious consequences for me. It can damage my credibility and affect the way people see me, both in school and in my future professional life. In an academic environment, plagiarism may lead to strong disciplinary actions, such as failing assignments, failing classes, or even being removed from an institution.

In addition, using someone else’s work without proper authorization can also bring legal and ethical problems, which could negatively affect future opportunities and personal achievements. However, the most important issue is that plagiarism harms my honesty, responsibility, and personal principles.

For that reason, I should always try to complete my work in an original and ethical way, respecting the effort and ideas of others instead of copying them. In the end, acting with integrity is what truly helps me learn, improve, and achieve success in the future.

Sharon Fernández Peixoto

74486846 — 2026-05-16 16:37:48 UTC

Fail the course.
Lose credibility.
Be expelled.

I think the worst consequence is being seen as a cheater because people may exclude you from normal activities, including going to university.

60058522 — 2026-05-16 16:47:12 UTC

For me, the most serious consequence is the loss of credibility or reputation, because people begin to distrust your work and you cease to be seen as an honest person; furthermore, this would affect our ethical and professional future.

2026-05-16 16:56:50 UTC

For me the most devastating consequence of plagiarism is the permanent damage to a professional reputation the while academic penalties like failing a class are immediate,losing the trust of your professors. In any field credibility takes years to build but only seconds to destroy through a dishonest act. Real career development requires us to deliver authentic work because technical knowledge means nothing without transparency and moral authority