Dear Surendra Tryambakrao Kale ,
In my opinion, the researcher, when sitting down to report on his research, should always produce new text, and avoid reusing text already written on other occasions. This should be more present in grad school.
However, what characterizes plagiarism is the literal copying of excerpts from other authors' work. So-called self-plagiarism is not characterized as plagiarism per se, because it is not possible to "copy oneself".
In times of high availability of texts, automated translations, I believe that this scourge will accompany us for a long time, and its solution depends on training, not detection tools.
Henrique Rego Monteiro da Hora: Good Thanks for answering the query.
It is possible to maintain ZERO plagiarism
1. Use own style of writing
2. Paraphrase the text of other author and don't ferget to give reference whenever they use others writing as reference
3. Use double quotation marks for borrowed text
- Badges
- Science topic
- Similar topics
- Phytochemistry
- Extracts