This document discusses plagiarism and its consequences. Plagiarism is defined as taking the work or ideas of someone else and passing it off as one's own. The act of plagiarism can result in students being failed, suspended, or expelled from their university. The document provides several citations on the topic of plagiarism in higher education.

1. Prepared by :
AMIRA IZZATTY

2. THIS IS NOT
AREA OF
PLAGIARISM

3. BUT

4. What is
“PLAGIARISM”

5. PLAGIARISM

6. PLAGIARISM

7. PLAGIARISM

8. PLAGIARISM

9. PLAGIARISM

18. Plagiarism as the
act of taking the
work

19. Plagiarism as the
act of taking the
work or idea of
someone else

20. Plagiarism as the
act of taking the
work or idea of
someone else
and pass it off as
one’s own
(Esra Ereta, 2009)

30. PLAGIARIST WILL
OR EXPELLED FROM
WORK OR UNIVERSITIY

44. To make
it

45. To make
it

46. DON’T

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effects of repeated idea elaboration. The effects of
repeated idea elaboration, 65-73.
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• Raihanah M. M., R. S. (2011). Developing a Critical
Response, Avoiding Plagiarism among. Developing a
Critical Response, Avoiding Plagiarism among, 517-521.