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You don't fully understand a research finding in a source article so you stay vague and paraphrase or quote it.
Your paper would be stronger if you showed that your research has not been done before, so you don't mention a similar study to yours.
You choose an easy subject for your research.
While searching for and reading literature for your paper you find evidence against your hypothesis. You don't mention this evidence in your paper.
If source A quotes source B, you do not mention source A but only the original source (B).
You find information in an online abstract of a book that you don't have access to. You use the information and add the book to your reference list.
You add literature that you have read but not used to your bibliography to expand it.
You change your hypothesis after seeing the results of your research.
You do not leave out data that deviate. Instead you try to explain why and how they deviate.
You use the two books available in your library to write your paper. You do not search for additional source material.
Your friend copies labwork/notes before class starts.
You try to do the least amount of work during a group assignment.
During your study, did you ever suspect a fellow student of cheating?
During your study, did you ever suspect a fellow student of plagiarism?
During your study, did you ever suspect a fellow student of falsifying?
During your study, did you ever suspect a fellow student of neglecting to do their share of the work in a group project?
During your study, did you ever report a fellow student for cheating?
During your study, did you ever report a fellow student for plagiarism?
During your study, did you ever report a fellow student for falsifying?
During your study, did you ever report a fellow student for neglecting to do their share of the work in a group project?
Have you ever neglected to name a source you used?
Have you ever cheated on a test?
Have you ever put sources in your bibliography without reading them?
Have you ever modified results to improve the outcome?
Have you ever put your name on a work without checking it?
Have you ever changed research data?