Plagiarism is defined as using others’ original ideas in one’s written or spoken work without giving proper credit.
An idea can be:
Trying in good faith to document your academic work, but failing to do so accurately and/or thoroughly
Some students arrive at college never having been taught how to cite sources properly.
Using sites like Chegg or Course Hero to get or share answers or course materials is also considered plagiarism and academic dishonesty.
Create a paraphrase from the quotation below.
Be creative! You may also with to employ some of these paraphrasing tips:
“Health care organizations’ policies will often stipulate that staff are to remain neutral, not persuading or dissuading a parent’s decision related to adoption. Often, however, the birth mother’s grief and at times revisiting the decision to relinquish the baby will evoke emotions within the nurse who is caring for the mother.”
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