Plagiarism: A Comprehensive Report on Causes, Effects, and Prevention

This report delves into the multifaceted issue of plagiarism, commencing with its definition as the representation of someone else's work as one's own, encompassing both intentional and unintentional acts. It explores the motivations behind student plagiarism, including the pressure to achieve high grades, time constraints, and the fear of failure. The report outlines strategies to avoid plagiarism, such as proper citation and paraphrasing. Furthermore, it examines the detrimental effects of plagiarism on academic records and future opportunities. A literature review provides insights from various academic sources, highlighting the ethical and reputational damages associated with plagiarism. The report concludes by emphasizing the importance of academic integrity and the development of strong analytical skills to prevent plagiarism. References from the report include works on plagiarism detection and ethical practices in academia.

Topic is Plagiarism

Content
 Introduction
 What is Plagiarism
 Why students do Plagiarism
 How to avoid Plagiarism
 Plagiarism effect on studies
 Literature review
 Conclusion
 References

Plagiarism is refer to the
representation of the ideas, thoughts,
language and expressions of another
author as in terms of an own original
work. Thus it is considered as the
academic dishonesty and a breach of
ethics as similar to the other form as
theft etc.
Introduction

What is Plagiarism
It is basically the presentation of
someone else work and ideas as
by own without taking concern
and with incorporating that work
with completed acknowledgement
or might have been intentional,
reckless and unintentional as well.

Why students do Plagiarism
It is performed or done to
get the better grade or
by the fear of failing
and to procrastination
or the bad
management of time.

How to avoid Plagiarism
The plagiarism get avoided
while ensuring that that an
individual didn’t copied the
verbatim as more than two
words similar or continuous
as from a single row as
from the founded text.

Styles of note making
The plagiarism is an allegation that is the cause of
suspension or expelled of the student and it get
reflect the ethical offense that has direct impact
on the academic records and have possible
barred the student from higher studies as either
in same school or college or in other as well.

Literature review
As per the viewpoint of Olivia Valdes, 2019, Plagiarism is a
practice through which an individual takes a credit of someone
else work and ideas and an act of dishonesty and it also get
damage that individual reputation and personality as it violate
the code of honour. There are different types as well like direct
plagiarism in this word to word is copied without any usage of
quotation and attribution.

Conclusion
It has been concluded from the above presentation that an individual did the
plagiarism so as to complete the work on time and to get the better grades
and in order to achieve that they have copied the similar content that get
already published by some author and didn’t make their own
interpretation. It must get avoid if the student get enhance their learning
and analytical skills by which make effective understanding.

References
• Al-Bayed, M.H. and Abu-Naser, S.S., 2018. Intelligent Multi-
Language Plagiarism Detection System.
• Bailey, M. and Trudy, 2018. On misogynoir: Citation, erasure, and
plagiarism. Feminist Media Studies, 18(4), pp.762-768.
• Lipson, C., 2019. Doing honest work in college: How to prepare
citations, avoid plagiarism, and achieve real academic success.
University of Chicago Press.

Thank You