Do you remember those school days when memorizing synonyms and antonyms played an essential role in our language exams? Who knew it would keep you from committing the malpractice of plagiarism as a researcher today? As a child, it was easier to build a vocabulary and learn new words, be they synonyms or antonyms. But Read more about How to Use Synonyms Effectively in a Sentence? Another Way to Avoid Plagiarism![…]
Most researchers believe that plagiarism can never be accepted. They also agree that some types of plagiarism are more serious than others. For example, complete plagiarism is when a person takes a project or article written by another person and submits it as their own name. This is more serious than accidental plagiarism, in which Read more about How Much Self-Plagiarism Is Allowed?[…]
1. Do I have a good understanding of the subject of my study? 2. Do I have a new word on the subject? When you have a good understanding of the subject, you use less of other’s words and ideas. Before you start to write choose the subject of your study with an open mind Read more about How to avoid plagiarism?[…]
Most of the students have a lot in their to-do list (like the researches they have to do, people they must meet, articles they should write, books they must read, etc.) but they don’t have enough time. Some students are not able to do these things on their own, so they ask others for ideas Read more about How to Avoid Plagiarism?[…]
Plagiarism is defined as using the whole or part of the texts or ideas published or unpublished by other individuals without mentioning the source in the proper manner or obtaining permission in case of necessity.
Plagiarism refers to the use of ideas and phrases of other authors, whether published or unpublished, without providing the credit of the original author.
Training researchers is the most important factor in preventing plagiarism.
Detection and prevention of publishing articles with plagiarism has become one of the major concerns of international journals. Based on the publication ethics, “publishers” are responsible for the detection of this violation and prevention of the publication of articles with plagiarism. […]
All valid journals have a specific standard for the percentage of manuscript text overlapping with various sources. Generally, if the “duplicate sentences” are 6% higher than the normal rate, the article will be rejected without undergoing review.
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