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Plagiarism in Academic Writing

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While writing a paper, a student incorporates a paragraph from a book to support his thesis statement, changing only three words from the original text. Does this constitute plagiarism?
A

No; it is not plagiarism if a student changes words from another person's work before incorporating it into their own writing.

B

Yes; it is plagiarism to use the work of another author in any capacity, even with proper citations.

C

Yes; it is plagiarism to use the words or ideas of others without providing proper credit.

D

No; it is not plagiarism to use mostly the same words as long as the research is for academic purposes.

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