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This 3 page paper provides an overview of the best approaches for avoiding plaigarism when writing a paper that requires source material. This paper gives some hints to prevent a variety of different plaigarism errors.
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if an essay writer copies an internet article on boat building and pastes it into their word processing document, handing it in as their original work, this is plagiarism.
But most cases of plagiarism are far less insidious than this and reflect the erroneous citation process of the student, rather than any true effort towards plagiarizing someone elses materials.
Whether citing with APA, MLA or Turabian formatting, the issue of plagiarism extends from the question of how often to cite and what information should be cited. As
a general rule of thumb, any information that is taken from another source, any ideas that the writer did not already have prior to researching their topic, should be cited
material. Further, any paraphrased information and any direct quotes must also be attributed to their original author. The following is an example of APA citation style and appropriate
citing that reflects a focus on the use of citation for ideas, paraphrased materials and direct quotes: Hall (1999) suggested that the building of boats
in New England states was defined by economic changes in the 18th century and the availability of lumber. During the late 18th century, a focus on imported lumber in
New England also maintained the boat building industry (Hall, 1999). "The boat builders of the 18th century were some of the most skilled craftsman in the pre-industrial era" (Hall,
1999, p. 8). At the same time, Hall (1999) also recognized that "the boat builders were a substantive part of the modern culture" (p. 8). In each
of these sentences, Hall is cited for a different reason. The first sentence, Hall is cited because of an idea that was presented in the text and presented as
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