plagiarism
type: Concept
broader: evaluation, testing, and research methods
broader: intellectual property
broader: crime and deviance
broader: school governance
broader: law and public policy
broader: issues and controversies
broader: publishing
broader: curricular and instructional issues
definition: Plagiarism is defined as using the idea or work of someone else, claiming it as your own, and deriving an academic, material, or other benefit from having used it. In some cases, plagiarism is unintentional and involves a lack of knowledge or skill in drawing information from a source in a manner that is appropriate or legal, or that correctly attributes the creative effort of the author(s). [Source: Encyclopedia of Business in Today's World; Plagiarism]

evaluation, testing, and research methods
type: Concept
narrower: plagiarism

intellectual property
type: Concept
narrower: plagiarism

crime and deviance
type: Concept
narrower: plagiarism

school governance
type: Concept
narrower: plagiarism

law and public policy
type: Concept
narrower: plagiarism

issues and controversies
type: Concept
narrower: plagiarism

publishing
type: Concept
narrower: plagiarism

curricular and instructional issues
type: Concept
narrower: plagiarism

concepts
type: Collection
type: ConceptGroup
member: plagiarism