2020
DOI: 10.18438/eblip29651
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Differences in Faculty Approaches to Plagiarism Deterrence are an Opportunity for Increased Collaboration in Information Literacy Instruction

Abstract: Objective -To learn how faculty members define plagiarism and what actions (if any) they are taking in their classes to educate students about plagiarism. Design -Online survey.Setting -A small private college in the Northeastern United States of America.

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“…Satija & Martínez-ávila 5 described key terms and concepts such as "copyright, citation cartels, citing vs. quoting, compulsive thief, cryptomnesia, data fakery, ignorance of laws and codes of ethics, information literacy, lack of training, misattribution, fair use clause, paraphrasing, plagiarism, plagiarism detection software, publish or perish syndrome, PubPeer, retraction, retraction vs. correction, retraction watch, salami publication, similarity score, Society for Scientific Values, and source attribution".…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Satija & Martínez-ávila 5 described key terms and concepts such as "copyright, citation cartels, citing vs. quoting, compulsive thief, cryptomnesia, data fakery, ignorance of laws and codes of ethics, information literacy, lack of training, misattribution, fair use clause, paraphrasing, plagiarism, plagiarism detection software, publish or perish syndrome, PubPeer, retraction, retraction vs. correction, retraction watch, salami publication, similarity score, Society for Scientific Values, and source attribution".…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%