PLAGIARISM, A WIDESPREAD CONTEMPORARY PROBLEM

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Abstract

Student plagiarism has been a well-known issue for the academic world over the last years. This study highlights the way that this issue is addressed in the literature of the last two decades: the extent of the phenomenon; the different perspectives on it; the solutions identified; and the relation between student plagiarism and the Internet. The study also contains a few remarks regarding these approaches and signals a possible supplementary cause for the propensity of students for plagiarism, namely encouraging pupils in pre-academic education to draw up school projects using information available online.

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SOREA, D. (2019). PLAGIARISM, A WIDESPREAD CONTEMPORARY PROBLEM. SERIES VII - SOCIAL SCIENCES AND LAW, 61(12)(2), 353–364. https://doi.org/10.31926/but.ssl.2019.12.61.2.18

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