Plagiarism, put simply, is representing someone’s ideas as your own and/or without correct acknowledgment of the original author. If academic supervisors or peer-reviewed journals find …
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In scholarly papers, citation rules definitely have some strange terms. Some aren’t English, and some aren’t words. The term “et al.”, for instance, isn’t an …
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An academic writer’s goal is not just to get published, it’s also to research and publish something that may be relevant for his or her …
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