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    This document provides guidance on avoiding plagiarism. It outlines a decision tree to help determine whether information needs to be cited or can be considered common knowledge. If the information is from another source, the user must cite either a direct quote or a paraphrase of the idea or information. Failing to cite ideas, images, facts or other information from outside sources, even if rephrased in one's own words, would constitute plagiarism. The tree is designed to help users identify and properly cite any materials that require a citation to avoid plagiarizing others' work.

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    This document provides guidance on avoiding plagiarism. It outlines a decision tree to help determine whether information needs to be cited or can be considered common knowledge. If the information is from another source, the user must cite either a direct quote or a paraphrase of the idea or information. Failing to cite ideas, images, facts or other information from outside sources, even if rephrased in one's own words, would constitute plagiarism. The tree is designed to help users identify and properly cite any materials that require a citation to avoid plagiarizing others' work.

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    This document provides guidance on avoiding plagiarism. It outlines a decision tree to help determine whether information needs to be cited or can be considered common knowledge. If the information is from another source, the user must cite either a direct quote or a paraphrase of the idea or information. Failing to cite ideas, images, facts or other information from outside sources, even if rephrased in one's own words, would constitute plagiarism. The tree is designed to help users identify and properly cite any materials that require a citation to avoid plagiarizing others' work.

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    Plagiarism Prevention

    NEVER CUT & PASTE


    Start Here: EVERYTHING NEEDS A CITATION

    Is it my own idea, image,


    YES
    and in my own words?

    NO Is it commonly known
    YES
    facts or information?

    Is it someone else’s NO
    idea or image?

    Is it a fact(s) or other
    information that I
    had to look up?
    YES NO

    YES
    Is it in my own
    words? NO NO

    Is it a quote?
    YES NO
    YES

    Is it paraphrased? Is there a citation?


    YES

    NO Super!! No
    PLAGIARIZED: Review
    NO YES
    and either paraphrase, plagiarism!
    quote or add citation.

    Created by: Erin Gabrielson, Indiana University SLIS student, modified by Steve Hardin, Reference/Instruction Librarian,
    Indiana State University 2006 library.indstate.edu
    Adapted by Dianna Weber, Reynolds Middle School Librarian, Prosper ISD 2013

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