The N0.3 question describes what we should do
when we can't find the original reference. The responses
demonstrate that if we only cite the secondary article but ignore
the original article, there may be an ethical issue instead of plagiarism.
It seems that we can cite the secondary reference unless the article is really
hard to find or written in another language. However, I think this situation
can be avoided When the Internet is used for information collecting
widely, if you know the title of the article or just some key words, we can
search it on the Internet, and just few seconds, thousandths of
results will present in front of you, then you can find
the original article and cite it.
The NO.6 question discusses the
situation which your professor uses your ideas or articles without your
permission. The answers report that every word you write belongs to you, you
have the copyright of your own articles, and even it is your homework. So if
your professor takes something you write, it is a clear-cut of plagiarism.
Generally, students never relate plagiarism to their professors, because
professors are more knowledgeable and more professional than us, if he or she
uses our articles, we never think it is plagiarism instead we will feel our
work is recognized. Now, I realize this action is violating the college
rules and professor also needs to respect our work.
Through the 10 questions, I have a new
view of plagiarism; especially noteworthy is the plagiarism of self-plagiarism.
In my opinion, the article is written by me; I don't copy other people’s
article or steal other’s idea, so I can rewrite it in order to fit different
subjects, for instance, I simply rewrite an essay which I wrote in my high
school to fit my college history assignment. Now, I know it also can result the
self-plagiarism, I will never do it again. Moreover, developing academic integrity
is very important in my future career. My major is business, so I need to deal
the relationship with the producers, the retails, and customers. Everyone wants
to do business with an honest person; academic integrity can reflect my moral
qualities, it helps me to win the trust of others.
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