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Best Practices for Text Recycling
The use of recycled text has generated debates due to unclear guidelines, but researchers and publishers emphasize the need for ethical and appropriate practices. Text recycling involves reusing one's own writing without proper citation, and while it differs from plagiarism, it raises questions about when and how to credit oneself.
by Charla Viera, MS
9 min
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- Writing
- Publishing
2023 Guide to Avoiding Plagiarism: How to Avoid Plagiarism in the World of AI
In the digital age, navigating plagiarism complexities safeguards ethical integrity. Innovations like AI both complicate and assist this process, helping authors protect their work and reputations.
by Charla Viera, MS
6 min
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How to Read an iThenticate Report [Includes Example Report]
Learn how to read an iThenticate report! Find out how they work and how much similar text is allowed in a manuscript.
by Kimberly Yasutis, PhD
5 min
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- Research Process
Questionable Research Practices (and research misbehaviors)
The prevalence of QRPs and research misbehaviors in science have created dangerous consequences, such as the replication crisis. At the same time, QRPs have also inspired many solutions, such as pre-registration and preprinting.
by AJE Team
15 min
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Defining Plagiarism
Plagiarism is a form of academic misconduct and can thus lead to dismissal from universities and other research institutions, article rejections or retractions from journals, and decreased credibility as a researcher. How do you know if you're plagiarizing?
by Michaela Panter, PhD
3 min
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- News
Harvard President Claudine Gay Resignation: What is means for the larger academic community
The case of Claudine Gay highlights the rising use of AI-driven plagiarism detection tools in academia, prompting researchers to reconsider their citation practices and adapt to evolving standards.
by Charla Viera, MS
4 min
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Self-Plagiarism: How to Define It and Why You Should Avoid It
What is self-plagiarism, and why is self-plagiarism wrong? Understand the ethical (and practical) reasons to avoid this behavior in your research writing.
by Ben Mudrak, PhD
4 min
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- Visibility
Let Freedom Read: Banned Books Week 2023
In an effort to highlight the dangers of censorship, library and First Amendment activist Judith Krug founded Banned Books Week in 1982. Through activities, events, and a slew of resources, the campaign encourages readers to voice their censorship concerns, examine challenged literary works, and celebrate free expression in their communities.
by Charla Viera, MS
7 min
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What is Research Design?
Crafting a well-defined research design is essential for guiding the entire project, ensuring coherence in methodology and analysis, and upholding the validity and reproducibility of outcomes in the complex landscape of research.
by Charla Viera, MS
9 min